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 MoreMeeting Growing Electricity Demand While Protecting Consumers: EPSA Testimony Before the DC PSC
EPSA submitted testimony before the Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia examining rising electricity supply costs and energy affordability.
Read MoreEPSA and SEIA File Joint Protest on Transmission Owners’ ROFR Complaint in MISO/SPP
EPSA and SEIA rebut the arguments in this Complaint and note that not only are these claims without merit, but they would also go against longstanding Commission precedent. EPSA and SEIA argue that open transmission solicitation is one piece of the broader success story of competition, long supported by the Commission and efforts to expand competition in both the transmission and generation spaces have delivered enormous benefits to consumers while reducing risks and driving innovative solutions.
Read MoreEPSA Joins P3 on Comments in Support of LS Power and Richland-Stryker PJM Complaints
P3 and EPSA file comments supporting the LS Power and Richland-Stryker complaints against PJM regarding the out-of-period testing penalty regime and detailing the legal and policy deficiencies with the RTO’s approach. Date filed: May 7, 2026 | Venue: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission | Docket Nos.: EL26-59 and EL26-60 On May 7, 2026, the Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA) […]
Read MoreEPSA Files Supreme Court Amicus Brief Defending Role of Trade Associations in Competitive Markets
EPSA and other trade associations submit joint amicus brief in support of the SCOTUS petition for certiorari seeking review of the Mosaic Health Second Circuit Court of Appeals decision addressing federal antitrust laws, focused on the trade association participation question.
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 […]
Read More