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PJM has narrowed the list of favored solutions to the Artificial Island stability problems, officials told the Transmission Expansion Advisory Committee last week. Eight companies proposed 26 potential solutions ranging from $100 million to $1.5 billion in the window that closed June 28. Salem and Hope Creek Nuclear Reactors on...
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