In comments supporting the preliminary findings in a FERC investigation, EPSA urges the Commission to eliminate the WECC soft price cap because it is burdensome, no longer necessary, and creates uncertainty for power sales during times of tight supply and demand conditions.
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EPSA’s Resource Adequacy Post-Conference Comments Underscore Relationship between Capacity Auction Prices and Investment
Read MoreEPSA Highlights Link Between Capacity Prices and Investment in FERC Resource Adequacy Filing, Emphasizes the Need for Market Stability
In post-conference comments submitted to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), the Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA) reinforces the value of well-functioning, competitive capacity markets as a key solution to current and emerging resource adequacy and reliability challenges in ISO/RTO regions. The comments respond to the Commission’s June 2025 two-day technical conference, during which EPSA President and CEO Todd Snitchler joined a panel to discuss the resource adequacy challenge in MISO.
Read MoreEPSA Urges Improvements to MISO’s ERAS Proposal to Ensure Open Access and Fair Competition
ESPA noted MISO’s improvements to this proposal, but additional adjustments are necessary to prevent undue discrimination and ensure open access.
Read MoreEPSA Files Comments on MISO Petition for Declaratory Order on IMM Scope and Costs
EPSA Stresses Importance of Predictable and Transparent Market Monitoring in All Markets
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EPSA CEO Pre-Conference Statement Highlights Competitive Mechanisms for June FERC Resource Adequacy Conference
EPSA President and CEO Todd Snitchler emphasizes the importance of well-structured, regulated competitive power markets – particularly capacity markets – for ensuring reliability and attracting resource investment in preliminary statement submitted to FERC.
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