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PJM Capacity Auction: Data Centers Drove 38 Percent of the Bill, So Who Should Pay?

The PJM market monitor says data centers caused 6.3 billion dollars of the latest 16.4 billion dollar capacity bill. A separate auction could change who pays.

Anela Dokso
Original contributor via Green Hydrogen News
| November 2, 2026 | 1 min read | Updated Nov 2, 5:00 PM
PJM Capacity Auction: Data Centers Drove 38 Percent of the Bill, So Who Should Pay?
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The PJM market monitor says data centers caused 6.3 billion dollars of the latest 16.4 billion dollar capacity bill. A separate auction could change who pays.

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