Get to know competitive power suppliers and discover key stats on cost savings and emissions reductions in competitive electricity markets – in EPSA’s new factsheet.
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EPSA Welcomes Biden Energy and Environment Picks
Competitive power suppliers can help advance the Biden-Harris agenda in 2021 and look forward to engaging with President-elect Biden’s energy and environment cabinet picks – focusing on competitive, market-based solutions like carbon pricing to achieve least cost emissions reductions from the power sector.
Read MoreE3 Study: Least Cost Carbon Reductions for PJM Customers
E3 Study Shows PJM Region Can Cut Power Generation Emissions 28% With $2.8 Billion in Consumer Cost Savings Compared to Current State Policies.
Read MoreStakeholders Caution Against New Jersey FRR
In comments submitted to New Jersey utility regulators, diverse stakeholders urge caution in pursuing the Fixed Resource Requirement (FRR) to procure power in New Jersey – a path that could significantly raise electricity costs, hinder clean energy development and undermine the benefits of competition.
Read MoreCompetition Should Drive New Jersey’s Clean Energy Future
New Jersey leaders face a game-changing choice: will they let regional competition drive the best outcomes for consumers, the grid and the environment as it has for two decades, or will they choose a path that slows progress and drives up costs?
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Wind Energy Ramps Up in Competitive Power Markets
EPSA’s member companies – America’s competitive power suppliers – are providing cost effective and efficient wind energy solutions while also operating resources to balance the grid, ensure reliability and help keep America’s lights on.
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