The Electric Power Supply Association will host the Competitive Power Summit on March 3, 2026 in Washington, D.C.
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Powering Growth: Competitive Generators Rise to Meet America’s Energy Demands
In May, EPSA member companies announced billions in new energy investments, from NRG’s $12B acquisition of 18 gas plants to Invenergy’s landmark 800-mile transmission project. These updates highlight how competitive markets drive smart investment, grid reliability, and innovation, while minimizing ratepayer risks. Read the latest from Calpine, Earthrise Energy, Invenergy, NRG, Talen, Tenaska, and Vistra.
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Meeting Energy Demand: New Projects, Big Investments, and Local Impacts from Competitive Power Generators
Competitive power companies are ramping up investment to meet rising energy demand – including a $25 billion generation partnership from Energy Capital Partners and ADQ, new solar, gas, and hydrogen projects from Invenergy, major battery storage development by Jupiter Power, and community-focused clean energy initiatives from Lightsource bp and LS Power.
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Balancing Reliability, Affordability, and Sustainability: Competitive Power Markets Meet the Moment
As AI demands more energy, competitive power suppliers can meet the moment and help win the race to keep America an economic leader.
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EPSA's Competitive Power Summit: April 2, 2024
The Electric Power Supply Association hosted expert guests for the April 2, 2025 Competitive Power Summit in Washington, D.C.
Read MoreHow Competitive Markets Fill in the Gaps Left by Intermittent Resources
As wind and solar resources provide a greater percentage of electric generation powering the grid, competitive markets—and flexible, dispatchable generation resources like natural gas—are essential to ensure reliability.
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