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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FERC Sends Clear Message: Utilities Can’t Use Competitive Power Markets to Paper Over Poor Business Decisions
In rejecting AEP’s request to sell 750 MW of excess capacity into PJM’s auction, FERC made clear that competitive markets are not a backstop for speculative utility decisions, reinforcing that wholesale markets exist to protect customers and ensure investment risks are borne by those who make them—not shifted onto ratepayers.
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AGENDA: EPSA’s 2026 Competitive Power Summit
Agenda for EPSA’s Competitive Power Summit March 3, 2026
Read MoreEPSA Backs DOE Plan to Speed Grid Connections for Large Loads
EPSA filed comments supporting DOE’s proposal for a standardized, faster process to connect data centers and other large loads to the grid, with recommendations for clear, competitive, and transparent rules that are needed to deliver reliable, cost-effective power as demand accelerates.
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Episode 50: Yes in My Backyard: Breaking Down Barriers to Critical Energy Infrastructure
Energy Solutions Ep. 50: Yes in My Backyard: Breaking Down Barriers to Critical Energy Infrastructure Listen here. Publish Date: June 18, 2025 | Total runtime: 39:59 ———————————- Guest: Curtis Wilkerson, CEO, Orion Strategies Host: Todd Snitchler, president and CEO, Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA) [Intro theme music plays.] Todd Snitchler, Host: These days, the conversation around […]
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State Utility Regulators Hear Insights on Competitive Electricity Markets and Rising Energy Demand
Competitive markets lower costs, drive innovation, and ensure reliability—but regulatory uncertainty threatens investment. At NARUC, industry experts stressed the need for stable policies, clear price signals, and predictable auctions to keep energy affordable and reliable.
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