Coalition Comment Letter On Federal Financial Regulators Basel III Re-Proposal Addresses Narrow But Key Issue Impacting Financing and Hedging Against Commercial Risk, Which Would Ultimately Increase Consumer Costs If Not Revised.
Read MoreEPSA Senate Filing on Grid Reliability, Energy Infrastructure & Electricity Markets
Submitted April 10, 2026 The Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA) submitted formal responses to Questions for the Record following the U.S. Senate Committee on Energy & Natural Resources hearing on the state of the bulk power system. In its filing, EPSA President & CEO Todd Snitchler outlines key policy and market considerations shaping the future […]
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Competitive Markets and Grid Reliability: EPSA Testimony on the Bulk Power System
March 25 testimony from EPSA President & CEO Todd Snitchler before the Senate Committee on Energy & Natural Resources on ensuring a reliable, affordable bulk power system, highlighting the role of competitive electricity markets amid rising demand.
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EPSA Letter on Nuclear Energy, Grid Reliability, and Competitive Markets
EPSA submitted comments following a House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee hearing on the future of nuclear energy, emphasizing that competitive wholesale electricity markets are essential to maintaining grid reliability, managing investment risk, and protecting ratepayers as electricity demand rises.
Read MoreEnergy Coalition Urges Congress to Advance Clean Water Act Section 401 Reforms
Diverse industry groups emphasize that modernizing the Clean Water Act 401 certification process is essential to enabling critical energy infrastructure development while maintaining strong environmental protections.
Read MoreAccelerating Speed to Power: EPSA’s Recommendations for Meeting Rising Electricity Demand
EPSA submitted comments to the U.S. Department of Energy’s Accelerating Speed to Power initiative, outlining how competitive electricity markets, accurate demand forecasting, and smarter permitting and trade policies can help the U.S. meet rising power needs from AI, data centers, and domestic manufacturing. EPSA’s recommendations highlight the importance of clear market signals and stable regulation to support efficient, private investment in reliable generation.
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