After taking post-conference comments, FERC intends to hold a dispute resolution forum in September with PJM stakeholders to develop a governance reform package, according to Swett. If an agreement isn’t reached by the end of that month, FERC will impose its own reforms on PJM, she said. Under the system, members are divided into five categories — electric distributor, end-use customer, generation owner, other supplier and transmission owner. Currently PJM members run the grid operator’s stakeholder process, which can lead to priorities getting offtrack, according to Asim Haque, PJM executive vice president, governmental and member services. The solution appears to be making the stakeholder process advisory, LaCerte said.