Direct Testimony of Thomas M. Hildebrand - Consumer Advocate ...

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summing much more than 3,000 MW in the region to be supplied by the
Loudoun line; such plants have been proposed and are awaiting approvals
by PJM and the local utilities.
Both KEMA generation "options" are obvious non-starters. KEMA says as much;
consequently, they didn't do any analysis. In particular, KEMA did not consider
the thousands of MW of generating plants that are now in the eastern-PJM
interconnection study queues, all of which are real options. KEMA did not look at
other projects that are or were temporarily on hold, such as CPV Warren. They
did not consider other potential generation, conservation, and efficiency options
that will be called forth by PJM's recently reformed capacity market. Neither did
Dominion. Neither did Allegheny. Neither did PJM.