PJM demand decrease 3.6%
April 16th, 2009
A quick post before heading off to the PUC for more CapX 2020…
A new little birdie sent some delightful PJM info, all about decreased demand, keep in mind, this is 2006-2007, and NOTE IT WAS ALREADY DROPPING THEN.
From FERC – Electric Power Markets PJM:
All time peak demand: 144,644 MW (set August 2, 2006)
Peak demand growth (2006-2007): Peak demand declined 3.6%
| 2006 | 2007 | |
|---|---|---|
| Summer Peak Demand (MW) | 144,644 | 139,438 |
| (Source: PJM) | ||
There, you’ll find PJM State of the Market, Vol. 1 & 2
PJM State of the Market Report Volume 1
Pg 12: “Aggregate supply increased by about 15 MH when comparing the summer of 2008 to 2007 while aggregate peak load decreased by 9,328 MW …”
Pg 22: ” In the Real Time Market in 2008 there were net exports at 16 of PJM’s 20 interfaces …”
Pg 31: “Imports & Exports Net exchange decreased 248.5 MW …..)
Pg 45 : ” Demand … It is not clear why the demand identified in the market solution is consistently less than the demand identified by the system operators.”
Pg 50: discussion on Congestion & its costs
PJM State of the Market, Vol. 1
PJM State of the Market, Vol. 2
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