Delaware, PA interconnection queue
12 active projects totalling 934.7 MW in the PJM queue, plus 15 with terminal status (shown greyed).
12active projects
934.7active MW
27total filed
| Queue ID | Project | kV | MW | Resource | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| T38 | Delco Tap 230kV | 230 | 900 | Gas | Withdrawn |
| Y3-098 | Printz | n/r | 735 | Gas | Withdrawn |
| U3-023 | Printz 230kV | 230 | 720 | Gas | Withdrawn |
| U1-013 | Eddystone | n/r | 630 | Gas | Withdrawn |
| AA2-110 | Eddystone 230kV | 230 | 550 | Gas | Withdrawn |
| A19 | Liberty (Eddy) | 230 | 521 | Gas | In Service |
| E19 | Delco Tap 230kV | 230 | 330 | Gas | Withdrawn |
| O16 | FPL Energy Markus Hook | 230 | 230 | Not reported | In Service |
| AA2-140 | Liberty Electric | 230 | 35 | Gas | In Service |
| AC1-184 | Printz | n/r | 35 | Gas | Withdrawn |
| X4-027 | Phillips Island CT1, CT2,CT3 & ST4 | 230 | 35 | Gas | In Service |
| AD1-097 | Phillips Island CT1, CT2, CT3, and ST4 | 230 | 34.8 | Gas | In Service |
| T129 | Liberty | 230 | 20 | Gas | In Service |
| U1-089 | Kimberly Clark | 69 | 20 | Other | Deactivated |
| Y2-064 | Liberty Electric | n/r | 19 | Gas | In Service |
| AA2-076 | Phillips Island CT1, CT2, CT3 & ST4 | 230 | 18 | Gas | In Service |
| AI1-029 | Not reported | n/r | 13.8 | Solar | Withdrawn |
| AI1-076 | TBD 13.2 kV | 13.2 | 10.9 | Solar | Withdrawn |
| T118 | Phillips Island CT1, CT2, CT3, CT4 | 230 | 10 | Gas | In Service |
| AF2-038 | Printz 230 kV | 230 | 8 | Battery | Withdrawn |
| D07 | Sunoil Gen Unit | 69 | 8 | Gas | Deactivated |
| M27 | Eddystone | 138 | 7 | Coal | In Service |
| AE2-010 | Jericho | 69 | 3 | Gas | In Service |
| AG1-251 | Springfield CSG 1 | 12.5 | 1.9 | Solar | Suspended |
| AB1-073 | Eddystone 138kV | 138 | 0 | Battery | Withdrawn |
| AG1-158 | Middletown 34.5 kV | 34.5 | 0 | Solar | Withdrawn |
| X3-081 | Astra Foods | 13 | 0 | Gas | Withdrawn |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.