One of the fastest, most cost-effective ways to add power to the grid is by expanding the capacity of existing power plants. As competitive generators develop innovative new solutions to build new plants, they are already maintaining existing essential resources and delivering additional capacity through uprates, conversions, and more efficient operations
Read MoreMYTH vs FACT: Correcting the Record on CRA's Misleading Report
A new report by Charles River Associates (CRA), commissioned by the Edison Electric Institute, uses misleading arguments, unsubstantiated claims, and cherry-picked examples to further conceal the real reason why Americans’ electric utility bills are rising.
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MYTH vs FACT: New Report Debunks Common Narratives on Energy Costs
A new report from EPSA and Energy Tariff Experts (ETE) draws on data from utilities across the Mid-Atlantic power grid to understand a critical question for consumers and policymakers: why are power bills rising?
Read MoreReport: Power Generation Costs and Impacts on Electric Bills
Understanding What’s Driving Your Electric Bill: New Analysis Finds Generation Costs Remain Steady—But Bills Are Rising Due to Other Factors A new report from the Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA), prepared by Energy Tariff Experts (ETE), examines the key drivers behind rising residential electricity bills across the PJM Interconnection region, including Maryland, New Jersey, Ohio, […]
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EPSA Principles for Data Centers and Co-Location
EPSA’s Co-Location Principles for data centers and other large energy users can help the U.S. meet energy demand cost-effectively, efficiently, and rapidly – while ensuring that investors, not customers, bear the risks.
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Focus on Reliability: Power System Winter Preparedness
EPSA and its member companies continue their ongoing effort to analyze and address past extreme weather events, lessons learned, and next steps to improve access to essential natural gas power generation resources during all weather conditions.
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