Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker’s announcement that he will pursue market-based, least-cost approaches to achieve climate goals sets a strong example for other states and national policymakers, said the head of the Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA), which represents America’s competitive power suppliers.
Read MoreEPSA Welcomes New FERC Chair: Todd Snitchler Releases Statement on Federal Energy Leadership Transition
Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA) President and CEO Todd Snitchler released the following statement on President Trump’s naming Commissioner James Danly as the new chair of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).
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 MoreE3 Report: Least-Cost Carbon Reduction Policies in PJM States
E3 Study Shows PJM Region Can Cut Power Generation Emissions 28% With $2.8 Billion in Consumer Cost Savings Compared to Current State Policies Achieving decarbonization goals requires effective, efficient solutions that do not unduly burden consumers or impede the reliability of our power grid – while allowing for continued competition and innovation. To inform these […]
Read MoreCompetitive Power Suppliers Welcome FERC Carbon Pricing Guidance
Electric Power Supply Association says FERC proposed policy statement advances market-based emissions solutions.
Read MoreBattery Projects Charging Up for Competitive Power Suppliers
EPSA member companies lead the way with major battery energy storage projects, paving a path for renewable energy to be reliably and efficiently integrated to the grid.
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