Rising U.S. electricity demand—fueled by AI, data centers, advanced manufacturing, and electrification—poses a challenge for policymakers to ensure reliable, cost-effective power.
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“Our Nation Is at an Inflection Point”: EPSA President & CEO Todd Snitchler Testifies on the State of the Bulk Power System
Competitive markets, disciplined load forecasting, and permitting reform are essential to meet rising electricity demand while keeping risks off consumers, EPSA tells Senate Committee.
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Why Regulatory Stability at FERC Matters for Long-Term Power Generation Investment Amid Rising Electricity Demand
As electricity demand accelerates, stable governance at FERC helps support the long-term investment signals needed to build and maintain power generation.
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Competitive Power Generators Ready to Power AI Growth While Protecting Consumers From Higher Costs
EPSA responded to the Trump Administration’s Ratepayer Protection Pledge, noting that competitive power generators are well positioned to meet AI-driven energy demand while protecting consumers from added costs.
Read MorePowering the Surge: How PJM, the White House, and States Are Responding to Load Growth
In episode 11 of Accelerating Energy, Sidley partner Ken Irvin sits down with Terence Healey of Sidley’s Energy practice and Todd Snitchler, President and CEO of EPSA, to unpack PJM’s evolving approach to large loads, the implications of FERC’s co-location order, the White House’s intervention, and the expanding role of states in an increasingly stressed power market.
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Competitive Power Generators Focused on Additional Supply as NERC Raises Reliability Risk Outlook
The Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA) today responded to NERC’s 2025 Long-Term Reliability Assessment, which underscores rapid electricity demand growth amid tight supply margins and infrastructure challenges, even as generators work to bring new supply online after years of policy-driven retirements.
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