As policymakers across the country examine how to meet ambitious climate goals, energy experts discuss how fostering a just transition means more than providing clean energy – but also managing the disproportionate cost burden being shouldered by those who can least afford it, shoring up reliability and improving our country’s energy resilience.
Read MoreNYISO Comments to State Climate Action Council Advise Caution in Energy Transition
New York’s electric grid operator advises regulators to keep the power system reliable while reducing emissions. Decarbonization only when backup resources are in place is key to keeping the lights on.
Read MoreCompetitive Power Series: Advancing Decarbonization
On March 29, the Electric Power Supply Association hosted its first Competitive Power Summit in Washington, DC. Leaders from across the competitive power market discussed the key issues facing the sector, including maintaining reliability as the grid changes, market innovations, advancing decarbonization, ensuring a just transition with continued customer and economic benefits, and future market […]
Read MoreCompetitive Power Series: Addressing Reliability in a Changing Grid
On March 29, the Electric Power Supply Association hosted its first Competitive Power Summit in Washington, DC. Leaders from across the competitive power market discussed the key issues facing the sector, including maintaining reliability as the grid changes, market innovations, advancing decarbonization, ensuring a just transition with continued customer and economic benefits, and future market […]
Read MoreBeyond Targets: What It Will Take to Electrify the Economy
EPSA’s Todd Snitchler talks competitive power generation and electrification at the Baker Institute’s Energy Summit.
Read MoreState Spotlight: How Competitive Generation Benefits All New York Residents
In EPSA’s State Spotlight, learn how competitive power suppliers provide efficient, reliable electricity at the least cost to New Yorkers by investing in, building, and maintaining operations at their own economic risk.
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