Duke Energy Ohio, Inc. and Duke Energy Kentucky, Inc. Successfully Integrated Into PJM
At midnight Eastern Time, Jan. 1, PJM Interconnection successfully assumed operational control of the transmission systems of Duke Energy Ohio, Inc. and Duke Energy Kentucky, Inc., both subsidiaries of Duke Energy Corporation, and began administering open, competitive wholesale electricity markets in those areas.
With the integrations, PJM's all-time peak demand would have been 163,848 megawatts (MW). PJM now includes 185,600 MW of generating capacity and more than 62,000 miles of transmission lines. The generators in PJM can produce more electricity than Canada and Mexico combined.
Statistics for PJM with the addition of Duke Energy Ohio and Kentucky are in the table below.
|
Key Statistics |
PJM 1993 (PJM Interconnection Association formed) |
PJM as of May 31, 2011 |
PJM with ATSI & CPP |
PJM with Duke OH & KY |
|
Millions of people served |
22 |
54 |
58 |
60.1 |
|
All-time peak demand |
46,429 |
144,644 |
158,448 |
163,848 |
|
Generating capacity in megawatts |
55,575 |
167,362 |
180,400 |
185,600 |
|
Miles of transmission lines |
6,821 |
56,750 |
61,200 |
62,591 |
|
Square miles of territory |
48,700 |
168,500 |
211,000 |
214,000 |
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