With reliability assured, COVID-19 recovery should focus on health and safety. Energy sector aid should be available to all industry members and focus on operations, writes Todd Snitchler in Morning Consult.
Read MoreCredit Competition for Favorable BGE Rates
Competive power markets make lower electricity rates possible for Maryland, writes EPSA’s Todd Snitchler for The Baltimore Sun.
Read MoreDominion’s nearly $50 monthly power bill hike in Virginia is a warning for other states – Todd Snitchler
As policymakers in states including New Jersey, Maryland, and Illinois consider exiting PJM Interconnection’s capacity market to pursue clean energy goals, they should look to Virginia as a cautionary tale.
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Todd Snitchler: When States Pick Expensive Policies Under the Guise of ‘States’ Rights,’ Consumers Pay
The following is a contributed article by Todd A. Snitchler, president and CEO of the Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA), and former chairman of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. Faced with a new federal ruling designed to protect consumers by ensuring power generators have to compete to provide reliable electricity at the lowest cost, some […]
Read MorePJM policy to add $5.7B cost to capacity market? We don’t think so – Glen Thomas & Todd Snitchler
Author – Glen Thomas and Todd A. Snitchler Published – Sept. 9, 2019 The following is a contributed article by PJM Power Providers Group President Glen Thomas and EPSA President and CEO Todd A. Snitchler. Utility Dive recently published an article highlighting an August 2019 analysis released by Grid Strategies that found a strong application […]
Read MoreEPSA President and CEO John Shelk: State subsidies threaten PJM’s Capacity Market
The following is a Viewpoint by John Shelk, President and CEO of the Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA). Last month, eight senior executives from independent power producers representing most of the competitive new generation built in PJM since 2010 wrote to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) about the pending capacity market proceeding on state-subsidized […]
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