The first answer
Use commitment strength and timing to interpret proposed demand.
| Timing | Treatment |
|---|---|
| Near term | Firm commitments, such as an Electric Service Obligation or Construction Commitment |
| Longer term | Non-firm projects; greater uncertainty |
Read the date
PJM’s September 29, 2026 explanation describes proposed adjustments to its 2027 Long-Term Load Forecast. It is not a new November forecast release.
Check commitment and duplication
Utilities supply contract status. Submitters must ask customers about duplicate requests elsewhere and allow the relevant electric retail regulatory authority to comment.
Keep uncertainty in scope
The review assesses whether and when projected demand may develop. A proposed request alone does not establish that electricity will be consumed.
Sources & scope
An AI-assisted guide checked against the linked primary sources. Source review dates are not announcement dates.