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PJM Interconnection · Mid-Atlantic · Midwest

PJM is the largest wholesale power market in the United States: thirteen states plus Washington DC, from the Jersey shore to Chicago, coordinated across one of the densest transmission networks on earth. Ask the Grid carries PJM's real-time and day-ahead prices, load, fuel mix, outages, and constraint reports on the live map.

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What's live here.

Every dataset, sourced

8 coverage areas live today. Each row is backed by named source feeds in the public data catalog — cadence and provenance included.

CoverageDetailCadenceStatus
Real-time LMPsFive-minute unverified LMPs as the market moves, plus the hourly verified series after settlement review5-min / hourlyLive
Day-ahead LMPsHourly day-ahead prices — the cleared expectation for every delivery hourHourly (DAM)Live
DemandInstantaneous system load at five-minute cadence5-minLive
Load forecastsVery short-term forecast (~2-hour horizon) and the hourly seven-day forecastSub-hourly / hourlyLive
Fuel mixGeneration by fuel type across the footprint5-minLive
OutagesGeneration outages by type, updated dailyDailyLive
Transmission constraintsDay-ahead transmission constraint reports naming expected binding facilitiesDaily (day-ahead)Live
Assets & weatherPlant profiles from EIA-860 and HIFLD, plus ERA5 weather history and forecast gridsReference / hourlyLive
Radar cockpitThe live monitoring board is wired for ERCOT today; the PJM board followsPreview

Every PJM plant, in one registry.

Assets aren’t a footnote here — PJM’s EIA-anchored plant registry is searchable by operator, technology, and county, with capacity ranked and every record ready for the detailed public pages as they publish.

Registry assets

1,960PJM plant records

EIA nameplate capacity

224.7GW

Detailed profiles

0Source-backed pages

The product, not a promise.

Real product screenshots, shown whole — nothing staged, nothing cropped.

The live PJM map — the thirteen-state footprint, zonal utilities, generation and price nodes, transmission
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The full PJM footprint — utility zones from Commonwealth Edison in Illinois to Dominion in Virginia, with transmission and generation across all thirteen states plus DC
The full PJM footprint, zone by zoneAsk the Grid

Scale as the operating condition.

Everything about PJM is plural. Its footprint spans Mid-Atlantic load centers, Appalachian generation, and Midwestern wind; its transmission zones each carry their own history, utilities, and price personality; and its dispatch coordinates more generating capacity than any other US market. That scale is why PJM pairs its energy market with a forward capacity construct, the Reliability Pricing Model, that pays resources to be available years ahead, a structural opposite to ERCOT's energy-only bet.

Price formation is nodal and layered. A five-minute unverified LMP feed shows the market as it moves, an hourly verified series arrives after settlement review, and the day-ahead market clears the expectation the night before, so the same hour can be read three ways, and the gaps between them are where congestion and forecast error live. Day-ahead transmission constraint reports name the facilities the market expected to bind before the operating day began.

Ask the Grid's PJM coverage is live and expanding: prices, instantaneous load, generation by fuel, outage aggregates, and short- and seven-day load forecasts are on the surface today, with deeper constraint and asset context following.

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