Former Ohio Regulator Todd Snitchler Says HB 6 Bribery Scandal Highlights Need for Fair Power Market Competition, Calls for Repeal
Read MoreNJ Electricity Costs Could Go Up $605 Million Annually if State Chooses Costly Policy
A proposal by utilities PSEG and Exelon could raise electricity costs for New Jersey customers by more than $605 million annually.
Read MoreNew Jersey: Avoid Energy Policies That Raise Costs, Chill Clean Power
EPSA again urges New Jersey leaders to avoid expensive energy path that impedes clean energy goals and look to PJM’s competitive power markets.
Read MoreCoalition Applauds FERC Decision to Hold Carbon Pricing Discussion
Carbon Price Coalition applauds FERC decision to convene a conversation on carbon pricing in wholesale power markets.
Read MoreNew Jersey: Competitive Power Markets Will Deliver Affordable Clean Energy
EPSA shares cost effective ways for New Jersey to achieve clean energy goals in comments filed to state Board of Public Utilities.
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Auction Delay Threatens Mid-Atlantic Power Grid, Electricity Costs, Environmental Progress
PJM Capacity Auction Must Be Held As Soon as Possible, EPSA Tells FERC in Comments on March “MOPR Order” Compliance Filing Washington, D.C. – After a year of delay, holding the auction that determines electric power costs and reliability for 65 million homes and businesses should be a top priority for federal energy regulators and […]
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