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.
Read MoreToday’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 MoreTRANSCRIPT: Energy Solutions Ep. 2: How Fast Can We Build a Cleaner Grid?
TRANSCRIPT: What will take to decarbonize the electric sector – and how fast we can get there without breaking the bank or the power grid? E3’s Arne Olson and CPV’s Tom Rumsey weigh in.
Read MoreEp. 2: How Fast Can We Build a Cleaner Electric Grid?
What will take to decarbonize the electric sector – and how fast we can get there without breaking the bank or the power grid? E3’s Arne Olson and CPV’s Tom Rumsey weigh in.
Read MoreA Carbon Price Can Reduce Power Gen Emissions and Save Billions: Unpacking E3’s New PJM Grid Report
Today’s energy policy patchwork could cost $3 billion/year. A new study from Energy + Environmental Economics (E3) shows the smarter path to decarbonize the power grid at the least cost – saving PJM region consumers $2.8 billion annually with more emissions savings and the benefits that come with regional competition.
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.
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