Snitchler tells Congress to choose competitive power markets, reliable and affordable solutions to reduce power generation emissions following House energy bill vote.
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EPSA Joins Group Calling to Repeal Corrupt Ohio Power Plant Bailouts
As voters and stakeholders overwhelmingly urge Ohio lawmakers to repeal corrupt and flawed energy legislation (Ohio House Bill 6), the Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA) has formally joined the Coalition to Restore Public Trust.
Read MorePOLL: Americans Support Competitive, Affordable Solutions to Reduce Emissions, Oppose Power Plant Bailouts
90% of U.S. voters say it is important for the U.S. government to consider reliability and affordability of energy sources when developing its energy strategy.
Read MoreEPSA Honors USEA’s Barry Worthington
Todd Snitchler, president and CEO of the Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA) today offered the following statement honoring and mourning Barry Worthington, executive director of the U.S. Energy Association, who passed away Friday, August 14.
Read MoreSnitchler: McNamee Strong Supporter of Competition
Following Federal Energy Regulatory Commissioner Bernard McNamee’s announcement that he will end his term effective September 4, 2020, Electric Power Supply Association President and CEO Todd Snitchler released the following statement:
Read MoreEPSA Statement on Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Nominees
EPSA comments on President Trump’s announcement of his intent to nominate Mark C. Christie and Allison Clements to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
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