Americans believe competitive energy markets are more effective than utility monopolies at providing cleaner, affordable and most importantly – reliable – electricity.
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Energy Solutions Ep. 4: American Business Puts Its Buying Power Behind Affordable Clean Energy
Listen here. Publish Date: June 24, 2021 | Total runtime: 28:53 Guests: Miranda Ballentine, CEO, Renewable Energy Buyers Alliance (REBA) Host: Todd Snitchler, president and CEO, Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA) TRANSCRIPT Todd Snitchler, host: What do Google, Amazon and Disney have in common? Besides being some of America’s largest companies and innovators, they are also some of the largest buyers and […]
Read MoreEp. 4: American Business Puts Its Buying Power Behind Affordable Clean Energy
Miranda Ballentine, head of the Renewable Energy Buyers Alliance, joins Energy Solutions to explain why iconic brands like Amazon, Google and Disney are speaking up about power markets – and what they need to buy more clean energy.
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Today’s Markets Provide a Strong Foundation for Tomorrow’s Grid
New study finds that with strategic tweaks to improve efficiency, wholesale electricity markets and a stable long-term price signal for reducing carbon emissions can facilitate reliable decarbonization.
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Today’s Competitive Electricity Markets Are a Strong Foundation for Tomorrow’s Grid
The latest report from Energy + Environmental Economics (E3), with partial funding and support from EPSA, is an important addition to the conversation and affirms several core EPSA principles: Wholesale electricity markets and competition bring tremendous value to consumers and the grid – and must be allowed to do so. to help deliver a sustainable, least cost energy transition.
Read MoreCompetitive Electricity Market Spotlight: ISO New England
Regional markets such as those operated by ISO-NE spur innovation by driving efficiency through competition among suppliers, which in turn spurs clean energy technology innovation and reduces greenhouse gas emissions. By cultivating a technology-and fuel-neutral marketplace, all resources—whether renewables, natural gas, nuclear, or others, can thrive.
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