From Tenaska’s deal with Kraken Technologies to use AI to enhance wind and solar performance to NRG Energy and Vistra Corp. subsidiaries’ efforts to keep underserved families cool, read on to see the ways in which six of EPSA’s member companies are building a better energy future.
Read MorePoll Confirms: Americans Want Competitive Power Markets
Polling by Morning Consult on behalf of the Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA) examined what Americans want from their energy suppliers and what concerns are at the forefront for households across the country in 2023. The survey was conducted with a sample size of 2,205 U.S. adults across demographics, regions, and educational attainment.
Read MoreNew Poll Confirms: Americans Want Policymakers to Put Reliable and Affordable Energy First
Polling by Morning Consult on behalf of The Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA) examined what Americans want from their energy supply and what concerns are at the forefront for households across the country. The survey was conducted with a sample size of 2,205 U.S. adults, across demographics, regions, and educational attainment.
Read MoreCompetitive Power Highlights - June 2023
From bp’s TravelCenters of America purchase adding new EV charging opportunities to LS Power’s acquisitions of multiple essential natural gas plants, competitive power suppliers are helping ensure the energy transition moves ahead in a way that keeps consumers and their power safe, cost-effective, and reliable while advancing towards a cleaner future.
Read MoreFERC PJM Capacity Market Forum: Reforms to Enhance Electric Reliability Through Competition
Last week’s FERC PJM Capacity Market Forum featured EPSA President and CEO Todd Snitchler on a panel to share concerns and discuss key market reforms needed to maintain PJM Interconnection’s ability to reliably meet rising electricity demand while preserving cost-savings and continuing decarbonization.
Read More“You Can’t Plan Your Grid Around Hope”: EPSA President and CEO Testifies to Congress on Growing Electric Reliability Concerns
Snitchler says the proposed EPA rule to limit power plant emissions could spur early retirement of essential fossil fuel-fired power plants.
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