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In this Episode
Host: Todd Snitchler, president and CEO, Electric Power Supply Association
EPSA continues to celebrate our 25th anniversary year, marking the date in 1997 when two organizations combined to advocate for competitive power solutions. We’re looking back at how electric competition came to be – and how it has benefited America’s power system, customers, and the environment over the years.
To do that, we’re talking to the experts who helped shape the competitive electricity markets – and the energy system – we know today.
In recent weeks, the nation’s electric power supply has been called into question. Expected extreme weather this summer will drive up demand, and power supplies are increasingly coming from intermittent sources that rely on favorable weather conditions to power the grid. During this episode, we highlight speakers at EPSA’s recent Competitive Power Summit and the solutions they would like to see implemented. Speakers include: Jim Robb, North American Electric Reliability Corporation; Manu Asthana, PJM Interconnection; Thad Hill, Calpine; and Devin Hartman, R Street Institute.
