Webinar: Data Centers in PJM: The Large-Load Guide to PJM Bid-to-Bill

PJM is the largest wholesale electricity market in North America, and for data centers, hyperscalers, and large industrial loads, it’s also one of the most complex to navigate. With new registration pathways, evolving capacity market rules, and strict settlement requirements, getting the details right has a direct impact on cost and revenue.

This webinar breaks down the essential mechanics of PJM market participation for large loads: from registration and product selection through day-ahead and real-time bidding, metering, and settlement. Whether you’re new to PJM or looking to close gaps in your current approach, you’ll leave with a clearer picture of how to maximize value in this market.

Join PCI’s Bryan Kelly, Sr. Vice President of Enterprise Products & Optimization, for a practical walkthrough designed specifically for large-load participants and their partners.

Here’s what you’ll learn:  

• PJM Registration options and considerations for large loads
• Relevant market products for large loads
• Process and timelines for RPM, DA, and RT market participation
• What is PJM InSchedule and how to use it
• Metering and baseline load validation
• Understanding key charges on the settlement bill

Who will benefit from this webinar:  

• Load serving entities integrating large loads into their PJM portfolio
• Curtailment service providers acting as agents on behalf of a large load
• Hyperscalers and large loads participating in PJM as end-use customers
• Others who are pairing their generation with large loads to accelerate interconnection

Registrations are manually reviewed and approved, and you will receive confirmation usually within one business day. Registrants must register using email addresses issued by their employers.

Registration closes 5 minutes before the start of the webinar: at 11:55 a.m. CT Thursday, Sept. 3.

About the presenter

Bryan Kelly, PCI’s Sr. Vice President of Enterprise Products & Optimization, guides the product strategy for PCI’s product portfolio. He oversees the PCI Platform roadmap by directing Solution and Delivery teams and collaborating with customers and industry partners. Bryan has over 15 years of PCI experience designing, developing, and implementing software systems for energy utilities. Before joining PCI, Bryan worked as a global product manager responsible for marketing and product development of generation management systems in deregulated markets throughout North America and EPAC.