Tuesday, September 1, 2026
Oklo files FERC complaint after PJM interconnection withdrawal
Oklo filed an emergency complaint at FERC on August 28, 2026 after PJM Interconnection withdrew a 750 MW mixed project - 150 MW nuclear, 300 MW fuel cells, and 300 MW gas - from Cycle 01, a step Oklo says would delay its Meta-backed 1.2 GW Pike County, Ohio campus by at least 14 months. The complaint (EL26-101) asks FERC to reinstate the project in the queue; PJM is due to respond by September 4. The Ohio campus is one of Oklo's flagship data-center nuclear sites.
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