Saturday, September 5, 2026
Oklo says PJM dropped a Virginia nuclear project
Oklo filed an emergency FERC complaint on August 28, 2026 after PJM Interconnection withdrew a 750 MW mixed project (150 MW advanced nuclear plus 300 MW fuel cells and 300 MW gas) from Cycle 01 on August 3, Utility Dive and the American Nuclear Society reported. Oklo spokesperson Bonita Chester said the queue position is for an early-stage Virginia project tied to the Possum Point and Ladysmith substations, not a deployment announcement, and that the withdrawal could delay the project by at least 14 months. PJM was directed to respond by September 4.
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