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Overview of Future Generation Capacity and Technology Mix in the Eastern Interconnect

This report from November 15, 2011, by S. W. Hadley presents a comprehensive analysis of the future generation capacity and technology mix across the Entire Eastern Interconnect. The Southern region (Southwest and Southeast) predominantly utilizes wind, combined cycle (CC), and nuclear technologies. The Southwest region exhibits a high share of wind generation, while the Southeast relies mainly on nuclear and CC sources. The Central region largely comprises wind, CC, nuclear, and hydro resources. The Midwest has a notable wind generation share, while PJM's regions show a notable reliance on imports and fluctuations in nuclear generation.

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Overview of Future Generation Capacity and Technology Mix in the Eastern Interconnect

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  1. F8S7: Final Future 8 Capacity and Generation Charts S. W. Hadley Nov. 15, 2011

  2. Entire Eastern Interconnect shows mix of Technologies

  3. South (Southwest + Southeast) shows largely wind, CC and nuclear

  4. Southwest (SPP, NE, ENT) has very high share of wind generation

  5. Southeast is largely nuclear and CC

  6. Central (MAPP, MISO, PJM) largely wind, CC, nuclear, and hydro

  7. Midwest (MAPP, MISO) have high share of wind

  8. PJM_ROR shows steady decline in generation, use imports instead

  9. PJM_MAAC imports power for most of period, nuclear other supplier

  10. Northeast imports significantly from Canada

  11. Ontario gets most power from nuclear and hydro

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