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Energy leaders look for competitive solutions to state concerns at the Mid-Atlantic Conference of Regulatory Utilities Commissions 25th Annual Education Conference. The COVID-19 pandemic, cleaner power generation, carbon pricing and consumer costs topped the agenda as state energy leaders and industry experts gathered virtually last Wednesday, June 24, for the Mid-Atlantic Conference of Regulatory Utilities Read More
EPSA Again Urges NJ Utility Regulators to Choose Cost-Effective, Competitive Path to Reduce Emissions Washington, D.C. – A policy proposed to New Jersey regulators could raise electricity bills and hinder the state’s ambitious clean energy goals, while giving outsized control to powerful utilities. In comments filed today with the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU), the Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA) pointed to input from a diverse range of power providers, renewable and Read More
FRR Could Raise Costs, Impede New Jersey’s Energy Goals Say Renewable Developers, Power Generators, Environmental Advocates, Consumer Watchdogs and Policy Analysts In comments submitted to New Jersey utility regulators, diverse stakeholders urge caution in pursuing the Fixed Resource Requirement (FRR) to procure power in New Jersey – a path that could significantly raise electricity costs, hinder clean energy development and Read More
By Todd Snitchler, President and CEO, Electric Power Supply Association New Jersey leaders face a game-changing choice: will they let regional competition drive the best outcomes for consumers, the grid and the environment as it has for two decades, or will they choose a path that slows progress and drives up costs? New Jersey has embarked on a process that could shape the state’s energy and environmental landscape for decades to come. By Read More
EPSA Presents NJ Regulators With Cost-Effective Ways to Reduce CO2 Emissions As New Jersey examines its energy future, the region’s competitive power markets can spur progress while keeping costs low, said the Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA) in comments filed in response to a March New Jersey Board of Public Utilities’ (BPU) inquiry. “Competitive power markets should be recognized as the best mechanism to achieve state clean energy goals—not an inhibitor to them,” wrote EPSA, laying Read More
