Seward Substation

Named in 2 PJM planning documents for 1 project, from February 13, 2026 to September 18, 2026.

Existingdescribed as

DEOKzone

138 kVkV as printed

2mentions

Projects naming this substation

Figures are from the most recent document naming each project, as printed. Each links to its page.

Project	Status as printed	Cost estimate	In-service date	Customer load	As of
New Customer Load Request DEOK-2025-006	Conceptual	$65.0M	12/31/2029	240 MW	2026-09-18 SRRTEP Western

Date	Document	Project	What the document says about it
2026-09-18	SRRTEP Western Item 05 - DEOK Supplemental Projects p. 4	New Customer Load Request	“Replace 1590 kcmil AL bus conductor at Seward” 138 kV
2026-02-13	SRRTEP Western Item 07 - DEOK Supplemental Projects p. 4	New Customer Load Request	“Replace 1590 kcmil AL bus conductor at Seward with double 954 kcmil AL bus conductor”

* A local-plan posting carries no meeting date; the date shown is when pjm.com last modified the file.

Names are machine-extracted from PDFs by a language model. Every exported name was checked to be printed in the PDF text; names read only from maps or diagrams are excluded.
An entry is a name within a transmission zone, not a verified physical facility. The same name in two zones is two entries; spelling variants are merged only when they differ by punctuation, case or a generic suffix such as "Substation".
role is "new" only where a cited document phrase describes the substation as new or describes constructing it, "existing" where a phrase describes work at it, otherwise "unknown".
Costs, dates, statuses and loads are the documents' own printed values for the most recent document that names the substation. Each one shipped here is printed on its cited page ("verification": "exact" or "on-page"); values that failed that check are withheld and counted in figures_withheld_unverified. None has been reviewed by a person.
Zone is the transmission owner whose deck presented the project. PJM-SYSTEM marks names from PJM's own reliability decks, which span zones.
A printed customer load is the amount a document states for a request. It says nothing about the substation's capability.