What are the top energy policy issues to track as we approach the November election? In part three of our “Energy & the Election” blog series, we dive into carbon pricing, state emissions policies, affordability and more.
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Pritzker Puts Illinois Electricity Customers First, Says No to FRR
As his state wrestles with some heady issues, Gov. Pritzker sent a clear and thoughtful message that he will put customers and taxpayers interests’ ahead of powerful utilities – and allow market forces and competitive solutions to achieve Illinois’ clean energy agenda.
Read MoreCPV Three Rivers Energy Center on Track to Bring Efficient, Reliable, Competitive Electricity to Illinois with $1.3 Billion Financing Deal
EPSA member Competitive Power Ventures (CPV) announces construction will begin soon on 1,250 MW cutting-edge, efficient natural-gas-fired power plant in Illinois.
Read MoreNJ Electricity Costs Could Go Up $605 Million Annually if State Chooses Costly Policy
A proposal by utilities PSEG and Exelon could raise electricity costs for New Jersey customers by more than $605 million annually.
Read MoreCOVID-19, Competition, Cleaner Energy and Costs: States Tackle Energy Questions at Mid-Atlantic Utility Conference
It’s clear that state and federal energy leaders believe in the benefits of competition, but how do we ensure policies keep costs low, drive innovation and produce cleaner energy?
Read MoreNew Jersey: Avoid Energy Policies That Raise Costs, Chill Clean Power
EPSA again urges New Jersey leaders to avoid expensive energy path that impedes clean energy goals and look to PJM’s competitive power markets.
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