In the U.S., generating electricity accounts for about 44 percent of the total cost consumers end up paying. So what accounts for the other 56 percent?
Read MoreCompetitive Power Spotlight: Calpine Explores the Next Frontier of Carbon Capture
EPSA member Calpine Corp.’s California collaboration with Blue Planet Systems to advance carbon capture and sequestration is bringing prices down and sustainability up—demonstrating that private investment in competitive power markets can be one of the best tools to foster energy innovation.
Read MoreThe Inventors Behind Today’s Competitive Power
From the phonograph to the motion picture, Thomas Edison invented dozens of devices that helped usher in the world we live in today, but perhaps none had as much impact as the light bulb. The light bulb helped to push the United States into a new electric future—one that today’s competitive power producers are still […]
Read MoreEPSA Sponsoring NARUC 2023 Winter Policy Summit: Priorities for State Utility Commissioners
As regulators and stakeholders gather in D.C., EPSA unpacks key energy priorities including reliablity, gas-electric coordination, state policy goals, and electrification.
Read MoreGetting to the Truth on Competitive Electricity Markets
High voltage tower. Credit: iStock/Bohbeh Since implemented in the 1990s, competitive wholesale electricity markets have pushed down wholesale power prices, improved reliability, reduced emissions, and fostered innovation that has spurred a clean energy revolution. But you wouldn’t necessarily know that from reading some of the recent news coverage about them. Instead, you might come away […]
Read MoreElectric System Reliability to Be Focus of EPSA’s 2023 Competitive Power Summit
Get a preview of what to expect and confirmed speakers, and register now for EPSA’s Competitive Power Summit.
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