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Researchers found that net carbon pricing would be the most efficient, cost-effective, and transparent way to lower New England’s power sector emissions. As developers pay tens of millions to cancel offshore wind projects that proved too costly, EPSA’s Jeff Turcotte asks why state policymakers continue to pursue higher cost energy approaches.
Read MorePolling by Morning Consult on behalf of The Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA) examined what Americans want from their energy supply and what concerns are at the forefront for households across the country. The survey was conducted with a sample size of 2,205 U.S. adults, across demographics, regions, and educational attainment.
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A recent Morning Consult poll found that the majority of Americans a) want electric reliability prioritized in policymaking, b) rank reliability above all other concerns for their electricity supply, c) are increasingly concerned about power outages this summer, and d) are concerned about the potential implications on affordability of the recently proposed EPA rules.
Read MoreAt EPSA’s Competitive Power Summit, EPSA President and CEO Todd Snitchler discussed emerging power industry challenges and innovations with Carolyn Comer, President of Shell Energy North America and SVP of Shell Energy Americas, Thad Hill, President and CEO of Calpine, and Nathan Hanson, President of Power Generation for LS Power.
Read MoreLast week, the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee held a hearing to examine the reliability and resiliency of the United States’ electric grid. Among the witnesses were NERC President and CEO Jim Robb as well as PJM President and CEO Manu Asthana.
Read MoreListen in as Lynne Kiesling unpacks competition and its role in securing a reliable, cost-effective, and sustainable energy future for America amidst a rapidly changing energy landscape and conflicting ideas on what market designs work best for our nation’s economy.
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