Download our fact sheet to learn more about how an economy-wide carbon price or well-designed clean energy standard can help build the reliable, affordable grid of the future.
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Competitive Carbon Policy: Breaking Down the CLEAN Future Act
How can Congress get carbon policy right and use competition to advance a more affordable, reliable energy transition? EPSA’s Brian George breaks down the CLEAN Future Act, carbon pricing and a well-designed Clean Energy Standard.
Read MorePower Generators Support FERC Efforts to Examine Reliable, Cost-Effective, Competitive Market Solutions
Competitive power generators look forward to continued federal exploration into how electricity markets can facilitate cost-effective innovation, emissions reductions and reliable service.
Read MoreMassachusetts Governor Strikes Right Balance on Carbon Policy
Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker’s announcement that he will pursue market-based, least-cost approaches to achieve climate goals sets a strong example for other states and national policymakers, said the head of the Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA), which represents America’s competitive power suppliers.
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Competitive Power Delivered as America Grappled With COVID-19 in 2020
Despite the unprecedented challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, competitive power suppliers stepped up in 2020 to play a pivotal role in our nation’s response, providing uninterrupted electricity, supporting recovery efforts and prioritizing employee safety throughout.
Read MoreA Carbon Price Can Reduce Power Gen Emissions and Save Billions: Unpacking E3’s New PJM Grid Report
Today’s energy policy patchwork could cost $3 billion/year. A new study from Energy + Environmental Economics (E3) shows the smarter path to decarbonize the power grid at the least cost – saving PJM region consumers $2.8 billion annually with more emissions savings and the benefits that come with regional competition.
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