Federal Energy Regulatory Commission rejected Oklo’s request to reinstate a 750-megawatt mixed-technology Virginia project into PJM Interconnection’s study cycle.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) rejected Oklo’s complaint seeking reinstatement into PJM Interconnection’s study cycle. The affected project is in Virginia and is described as a 750-megawatt mixed-technology project.

The capacity figure belongs to the overall project described in the report. The excerpt does not allocate the 750 megawatts among technologies or identify it as the capacity of a single reactor, a GPU cluster, or a data-center load.

Oklo said missing the current interconnection cycle would delay the project by at least 18 months. That is the company’s stated schedule consequence; the supplied excerpt does not provide FERC’s detailed reasoning, a replacement study date, or a revised commercial-operation schedule.