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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Stakeholders Caution Against New Jersey FRR
In comments submitted to New Jersey utility regulators, diverse stakeholders urge caution in pursuing the Fixed Resource Requirement (FRR) to procure power in New Jersey – a path that could significantly raise electricity costs, hinder clean energy development and undermine the benefits of competition.
Read MoreEPSA Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update
The Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA) and America’s competitive power suppliers are working to protect the health and safety of our employees, customers, and communities as we keep the nation powered throughout the novel coronavirus/ COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreCompetitive Power Generation in Illinois
COMPETITIVE POWER SUPPLIERS BRING EFFICIENT, RELIABLE, LEAST COST ELECTRICITY TO ILLINOISANS BY THE NUMBERS 21,000 MW – EPSA member companies own and operate 21,000 MW of power generation capacity in Illinois—nearly half of the state’s 51,000 MW of capacity. 6,000 MW – EPSA members own and operate nearly 6,000 MW of renewable generation capacity nationwide, […]
Read MorePowerFact: NYISO Buyer-Side Mitigation Rules and the Future of New York’s Capacity Market
NYISO’s buyer-side mitigation rules seek to keep New York’s electricity market competitive and secure the right amount of reliable power at the lowest cost.
Read MoreCustomers Win When Companies Compete: EPSA Explains FERC’s Minimum Offer Price Rule Expansion
EPSA explains FERC’s Minimum Offer Price Rule (MOPR), and how it impacts power costs, reliability, and new generation build in PJM.
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