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GAS · PJMByron to Wayne Thermal #1 Project
Byron to Wayne Thermal #1 Project is a 575 MW gas request withdrawn in the PJM interconnection queue, in Lee County, Illinois, connecting to ComEd.
Queue statusWithdrawn / abandoned
- PlanningQueued Sep 2015 (completed)
- Withdrawn / abandonedJun 2025 (project stopped here)
- Consented (not reached)
- Construction (not reached)
- Operating (not reached)
- Closed (not reached)
Request details
- Queue ID
- AB1-089
- Grid region
- PJM (Mid-Atlantic, Midwest)
- Utility / transmission owner
- ComEd
- Connection point (POI)
- Byron-Wayne 345kV #1
- Location
- Lee County, Illinois
- Technology
- Gas: 575 MW
- Total requested
- 575 MW
- Service type
- Network resource (NRIS)
- Study phase
- Available studies: Feasibility Study, System Impact Study, Facilities Study; Interim/Interconnection Service Agreement:
- Queue status
- Withdrawn
- Entered queue
- 30 September 2015
- Proposed online date
- June 2026
- Withdrawn
- June 2025
Location
Marker shows the centre of Lee County; the queue data does not give exact sites.
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- Steward Creek SolarSolar · 300 MW · in study
- South Dixon SolarSolar · 300 MW · in study
- Solar project AH1-151, Lee CountySolar · 200 MW · in study
- Solar project AH1-150, Lee CountySolar · 200 MW · in study
- Steward Creek SolarSolar · 200 MW · in study
- South Dixon SolarSolar · 200 MW · in study
- Solar project AH1-044, Lee CountySolar · 200 MW · in study
- Solar project AH1-338, Lee CountySolar · 180 MW · in study
- Battery storage project AH2-015, Lee CountyBattery storage · 110 MW · in study
- Steward Creek SolarSolar · 100 MW · in study
- Battery storage project AH2-123, Lee CountyBattery storage · 100 MW · in study
Source: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Queued Up, data through end of 2025, compiled from ISO/RTO and utility queues. Check the grid operator's own queue for the latest status. Report a problem