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Home / Newsroom / Hayes and Snitchler: Politicized energy policies aren’t working, but a better system is possible

September 13, 2024

Hayes and Snitchler: Politicized energy policies aren’t working, but a better system is possible

By Todd Snitchler

Todd Snitchler and Christina Hayes for Utility Dive


Christina Hayes is executive director of Americans for a Clean Energy Grid. Todd Snitchler is president and CEO of the Electric Power Supply Association.

Politicized energy policies aren’t working, but a better system is possible | Utility Dive

Disagreement over energy policy continues to polarize public and policymakers alike. Pairing partisanship with extraordinary demands on our power grid from load growth and energy evolution is a recipe for catastrophic failure. Instead, the better approach is to identify areas of common ground that will enhance the likelihood of success for the whole system, thus ensure a reliable power grid.

The goal of energy policy must be a reliable, clean and cost-effective power system that serves all Americans, from generation to transmission to distribution. Achieving that outcome will require several things: more generation — and more pipelines — to power the growing economy, and more wires to deliver power from where it is generated to load centers …

Read more at UtilityDive.com.

Filed Under: Newsroom, Opinion and Commentary Tagged With: ACEG, Americans for a Clean Energy Grid, Christina Hayes, clean energy, Electric Power Supply Association, energy expansion, energy policy, energy transition, EPSA, power markets, reliability, reliable, Todd Snitchler

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