PJM Governance and Stakeholder Reforms; Second Supplemental Notice of Commission-Led Technical Conference

s ``PJM Members, OPSI and its members, state consumer advocates who are not PJM Members, Independent Market Monitor, PJM staff, and PJM's Board.'' PJM Manual 34, Section 2 (Definitions). --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7. Are there elements of PJM's committee structure that routinely contribute to delays? Are there stakeholder processes or issues that could be expedited or changed to provide greater focus on key issues and allow faster or more unilateral action on others? [[Page 42190]] 8. Should PJM increase the use of fast-path or time-bound review procedures to expedite committee action on high-importance topics? 9. Recognizing regional differences, are there lessons from other RTO/ISO stakeholder processes that PJM could reasonably adopt to improve speed in voting processes and stakeholder representation? Panelists--Group 1 Asim Haque--PJM Interconnection L.L.C., Executive Vice President, Governmental and Member Services Suzanne Jaworowski--Indiana Governor Mike Braun's Office, Secretary of Energy and Natural Resources J. Arnold Quinn--Vistra Corp., Senior Vice President, Regulatory Policy Steven Lieberman--American Municipal Power, Inc., Vice President of Transmission & Regulatory Affairs Abe Silverman--Johns Hopkins Ralph O'Connor Sustainable Energy Institute, Assistant Research Scholar Kent Chandler--R Street Institute, Non-Res