This Earth Day, EPSA is showcasing how competitive electricity markets encourage cost-effective solutions to meet rising energy demand with fewer emissions, by creating incentives to replace older, less efficient plants and fuels.
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Podcast Ep. 44: Shaking the Snow Globe: ACEG’s Christina Hayes on Transmission and Energy Priorities
In this episode, Americans for a Clean Energy Grid (ACEG) Executive Director Christina Hayes sits down with EPSA President and CEO Todd Snitchler to discuss what it will take to get more megawatts from where they’re generated to where they’re needed.
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Competitive Power Highlights | November 2024
From renewable and dispatchable acquisitions to securing financing to build transmission, EPSA’s competitive power suppliers continue to make key moves to solve the nation’s biggest energy problems. Read the latest from AlphaGen, ECP, bp, Invenergy, and Shell.
Read MoreA policy roadmap for the reliable electricity Americans deserve
America’s power grid faces an era of tremendous opportunity and tremendous challenge. Demand for electricity is growing significantly for the first time in decades, driven by data centers, artificial intelligence, electrification, and a manufacturing resurgence. This demand can spur a rush of innovation and investment needed to bring our energy infrastructure into the future. But […]
Read MorePoliticized energy policies aren’t working, but a better system is possible
Todd Snitchler and Christina Hayes for Utility Dive Christina Hayes is executive director of Americans for a Clean Energy Grid. Todd Snitchler is president and CEO of the Electric Power Supply Association. Politicized energy policies aren’t working, but a better system is possible | Utility Dive Disagreement over energy policy continues to polarize public and […]
Read MoreHas the Electricity Reality Check Arrived?
At meetings of energy regulators, policymakers, consumer advocates, and industry this summer, the content and tone of the conversations around electric system reliability have changed dramatically. Executives from across the industry all agree that dispatchable generation is needed now and will be needed for many years to come.
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