EPSA
As the White House considers comments on its proposal to reform federal permitting rules under the National Environmental Policy Act, bringing efficiency and greater streamlining to the federal permitting process is an important step to meeting the demands of the clean energy expansion while meeting our critical reliability responsibilities.
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A recent Morning Consult poll found that the majority of Americans a) want electric reliability prioritized in policymaking, b) rank reliability above all other concerns for their electricity supply, c) are increasingly concerned about power outages this summer, and d) are concerned about the potential implications on affordability of the recently proposed EPA rules.
Read MoreSnitchler says the proposed EPA rule to limit power plant emissions could spur early retirement of essential fossil fuel-fired power plants.
Read MoreEPSA welcomes provisions to streamline and strengthen energy project permitting included in the White House and House Republicans debt ceiling negotiations.
Read MoreProposed EPA tailpipe emissions standards could drive EV growth and increase demand for poer generation. Electrifying the transportation sector and wider economy must come with a plan for power system reliability.
Read MoreWith the U.S. House of Representatives entering floor debate on H.R. 1, EPSA calls on Congress to support permitting reform to address the many issues hindering cost savings, reliability, and emissions reduction.
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