With one in three families struggling to pay energy bills prior to COVID-19, a summer spike is as oppressive as the weather. That’s why it’s important to keep power costs low—and competitive power markets help drive down bills when Americans need it most.
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COVID-19, Competition, Cleaner Energy and Costs: States Tackle Energy Questions at Mid-Atlantic Utility Conference
It’s clear that state and federal energy leaders believe in the benefits of competition, but how do we ensure policies keep costs low, drive innovation and produce cleaner energy?
Read MoreCompetition Should Drive New Jersey’s Clean Energy Future
New Jersey leaders face a game-changing choice: will they let regional competition drive the best outcomes for consumers, the grid and the environment as it has for two decades, or will they choose a path that slows progress and drives up costs?
Read MoreEnergy Sector COVID-19 Recovery Should Put Consumers First
As Americans struggle to make ends meet, asking them to pay more for an essential service like electricity, especially electricity they didn’t use, is a bad idea. Asking them to do it for the benefit of a powerful utility’s bottom line is even worse.
Read MoreWind Energy Ramps Up in Competitive Power Markets
EPSA member companies are hearing Americans’ call for a stronger emphasis on wind power and answering in big ways.
Read MorePower Markets 101: What They Are & Why They Matter
If we want more affordable power prices, cleaner energy and more innovation, competitive electricity markets are today’s solution for a brighter tomorrow.
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