The Washington 's largest wholesale electricity organisation PJM has claimed that the grid would still be stable without preserving coal and nuclear plants. In a report, the power operator stated that government intervention would not be necessary, after the Trump administration has shown interest in utilising emergency powers to provide power plants with subsidies as a matter of national security. PJM 's CEO Trump suggested that planned plant closures for today would not cause disruption and Trump 's critics feel that any measures would upset competitive markets. Even in the most dire circumstances, the grid would remain reliable, said PJM .
The US's largest wholesale electricity organisation PJM has claimed that the grid would still be stable without preserving coal and nuclear plants. In a report, the power operator stated that government intervention would not be necessary, after the Trump administration has shown interest in utilising emergency powers to provide power plants with subsidies as a matter of national security. PJM's CEO Andrew Ott suggested that planned plant closures for 2021-22 would not cause disruption and Trump's critics feel that any measures would upset competitive markets. Even in the most dire circumstances, the grid would remain reliable, said Ott.