Ohio is at a pivotal moment in its energy future. The rapid growth of data centers and other large electricity users is accelerating demand for powerThe rate of transfer of energy. It's essentially how quickly... faster than ever before. This surge is putting pressure on PJMA non-profit organization that manages the electricity grid ..., the organization that manages the region’s transmissionThe process (and infrastructure) of moving large amounts of ... gridThe electrical grid is a vast, interconnected network compri..., to keep the lights on and keep costs down for businesses and households.
The electric utilities in Ohio that manage the distribution grid — the poles and wires in neighborhoods — rely on PJM to connect large-scale energy projects to the transmission grid. The old way of connecting power to the grid isn’t working, but by modernizing how energy projects get connected, and by embracing faster-to-build energy projects, PJM still can help Ohio meet its growing energy needs.
