By Andrew Tubbs

The stakes couldn’t be higher. Our commonwealth is attracting unprecedented economic investment from data centers, advanced manufacturing and cutting-edge industries that will define the 21st-century economy. This growth in economic development requires more power, but the ability for supply to meet that demand faces serious questions.

PJM’s recent capacity auction results revealed a 630% increase in payments to power plant owners over two years. That’s billions of dollars flowing to generators.

Yet despite these windfall profits, new generation isn’t coming online fast enough to meet surging demand. This alarming gap threatens our economic competitiveness and reliability.

Meanwhile, this exact scenario is playing out right now amid a hotly contested gubernatorial elec

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