EPSA
EPSA filed the attached comments at DOE, on the Department’s Request for Information on Ensuring the Continued Security of the United States Critical Electric Infrastructure. These comments suggest that DOE work to develop standard contract language to be used by equipment suppliers, as well as a white list of approved suppliers to help further strengthen procurement practices.
Read MoreOn Wednesday, May 26, EPSA sent a letter to Senate Finance Committee leaders Ron Wyden and Mike Crapo voicing opposition to a proposed amendment to Senator Wyden’s Clean Energy for America Act that would provide production tax credits for existing nuclear facilities.
Read MoreEPSA is part of 20 organizations calling on Congress to help modernize the US electricity grid using competitive wholesale power markets.
Read MoreThese comments highlight the ability of competitive electricity markets to maximize the value of R&D support while offering the best means to foster the environment and incentives to integrate an array of emerging technologies including energy storage.
Read MoreEPSA addresses overarching issues raised in a Department of Energy Request for Information (RFI), Securing the United States Bulk-Power System (BPS). The RFI asks a series of questions on the energy industry’s current practices to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities in the supply chain for components of the BPS. EPSA highlights ways in which DOE should focus its inquiry to get the most helpful results in an efficient manner.
Read MoreEPSA submits comments to NERC on Bulk Electric Supply Chain Risk.
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