Download the factsheet here. Competitive Wholesale Electricity Markets More than 20 years ago, competitive wholesale electricity markets were established in many parts of the U.S. to help reduce power generation costs, increase competition and choice, open the door to innovation, and enhance efficiency and operations. This new competitive era replaced an inflexible, vertically integrated monopoly […]
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Three competitive policy pillars to help advance leading and emerging electricity solutions that are reliable, cleaner and cost-effective, leveraging the benefits of wholesale power markets.
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Get to know competitive power suppliers and discover key stats on cost savings and emissions reductions in competitive electricity markets – in EPSA’s new factsheet.
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A rundown of facts and financial data that raise questions about whether Energy Harbor needs Ohio money to fund its power plants.
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E3 Study Shows PJM Region Can Cut Power Generation Emissions 28% With $2.8 Billion in Consumer Cost Savings Compared to Current State Policies Achieving decarbonization goals requires effective, efficient solutions that do not unduly burden consumers or impede the reliability of our power grid – while allowing for continued competition and innovation. To inform these […]
Read MoreMorning Consult Poll: Voter Opinions on Energy Policy, Economic Anxiety and Covid-19
The Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA) released new poll data today showing American voters overwhelmingly support consumer choice in electricity markets and oppose policies that saddle consumers with higher bills through bailouts for power plants.
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