America’s competitive power sector looks forward to working alongside President Joe Biden and his administration to advance shared environmental and economic goals.
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Massachusetts Governor Strikes Right Balance on Carbon Policy
Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker’s announcement that he will pursue market-based, least-cost approaches to achieve climate goals sets a strong example for other states and national policymakers, said the head of the Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA), which represents America’s competitive power suppliers.
Read MoreEPSA Condemns Capitol Violence, Urges Peaceful Transfer of Power
EPSA condemns U.S. Capitol violence and calls for peaceful transfer of power.
Read MoreEPSA Welcomes Biden Energy and Environment Picks
Competitive power suppliers can help advance the Biden-Harris agenda in 2021 and look forward to engaging with President-elect Biden’s energy and environment cabinet picks – focusing on competitive, market-based solutions like carbon pricing to achieve least cost emissions reductions from the power sector.
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Factsheet: Does Energy Harbor Really Need a $1.3 Billion Bailout?
A rundown of facts and financial data that raise questions about whether Energy Harbor needs Ohio money to fund its power plants.
Read MoreEPSA Welcomes New FERC Chair: Todd Snitchler Releases Statement on Federal Energy Leadership Transition
Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA) President and CEO Todd Snitchler released the following statement on President Trump’s naming Commissioner James Danly as the new chair of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).
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