Butler, OH interconnection queue
11 active projects totalling 874.9 MW in the PJM queue, plus 13 with terminal status (shown greyed).
11active projects
874.9active MW
24total filed
| Queue ID | Project | kV | MW | Resource | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Z1-079 | Middletown Energy Center | 345 | 513 | Gas | In Service |
| W1-058A_DK1 | AK Steel Middletown-AK Steel 1C 138kV | 138 | 134.5 | Gas | Withdrawn |
| C01-1286 | Garver 345 kV | 345 | 125 | Battery | Active |
| V3-045 | Meldahl Hydroelectric Plant | 345 | 112 | Hydro | In Service |
| AG2-664 | TodHunter – Trenton 138 kV | 138 | 80 | Battery | Withdrawn |
| AH1-516 | Springfield Road - Springfield Road 69 kV | 69 | 44.7 | Solar | Withdrawn |
| AD2-146 | Wiley 138 kV | 138 | 42 | Solar | Withdrawn |
| AD2-147 | South Charleston 345kV | 345 | 42 | Solar | Withdrawn |
| Z2-091 | Woodsdale Road | n/r | 36 | Gas | Withdrawn |
| AI1-092 | Collinsville - Springfield Road 69 kV | 69 | 31.5 | Solar | Withdrawn |
| AF1-247 | Woodsdale 345 kV | 345 | 30.9 | Solar | Withdrawn |
| AI1-150 | Locust - Todd 69 kV | 69 | 29.9 | Hybrid | Withdrawn |
| AH1-333 | Miller - Canal 69kV | 69 | 28.8 | Solar | Withdrawn |
| AE2-267 | Woodsdale Renewable Energy Center | 345 | 28.6 | Solar | Engineering and Procurement |
| C01-2186 | Garver 345 kV | 345 | 24 | Gas | Active |
| AH1-530 | Fairfield – Reily 69 kV | 69 | 16.8 | Solar | Withdrawn |
| C01-1220 | Woodsdale 345 kV | 345 | 13.6 | Gas | Active |
| C01-1221 | Woodsdale 345 kV | 345 | 12.8 | Gas | Active |
| C01-1101 | Woodsdale 345 kV | 345 | 12.4 | Gas | Active |
| C01-1222 | Woodsdale 345 kV | 345 | 11.8 | Gas | Active |
| C01-1217 | Woodsdale 345 kV | 345 | 11.2 | Gas | Active |
| C01-1218 | Woodsdale 345 kV | 345 | 10.5 | Gas | Active |
| X1-058A_DK2 | Todhunter 69kV | 69 | 7.6 | Solar | Withdrawn |
| AG2-282 | Kuranga Power Generator | n/r | 3.1 | Hybrid | Withdrawn |
Capacity that has left the queue does not automatically become available injection capacity — a withdrawal frees study position. Confirm deliverability with PJM before relying on these figures.