As 2022 comes to an end, our December podcast wraps up a year’s worth of conversation with top voices on power grid disturbances, global dynamics and Russia’s war on Ukraine, challenges facing competitive power markets, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission priorities, and more.
Read MoreEnergy Solutions Ep. 18: “We’re Facing a Reliability Crisis” – FERC’s Mark Christie on the Changing Electric Grid
LISTEN HERE. Publish Date: September 22, 2022 | Total runtime: 38:30 Guest: Mark Christie, commissioner, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Host: Todd Snitchler, president and CEO, Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA) TRANSCRIPT Todd Snitchler, president and CEO, EPSA: For many Americans, Fall may come as a welcome reprieve from a summer of record heat waves and multiple close calls as […]
Read MoreEp. 17: "We've Got to Have That Baseload": Rep. Balderson on Congressional Energy Priorities
Listen on Spotify, Google Podcasts, Pandora, Stitcher In This Episode Host: Todd Snitchler, president and CEO, Electric Power Supply Association Guest: Rep. Troy Balderson, Congressman (House Transportation Infrastructure Committee and House Agriculture Committee) representing Ohio’s 12th District After the passage of the most expansive energy policy in years through the Inflation Reduction Act, what’s next for […]
Read MoreEp. 13: EPSA's Competitive Power Summit
Get a preview of the speakers and discussions taking place next week at EPSA’s Competitive Power Summit, addressing critical issues facing the energy transition.
Read MoreEp. 12: Pat Wood on the Past, Present and Future of Electric Competition
From lower costs to rapid technological innovation, a former chair of FERC and the Texas PUC reflects on more than two decades of competitive power markets.
Read MoreEp. 11: A Global View on Carbon Pricing With Lord Gregory Barker
Lord Gregory Barker of Battle is co-chair of the World Bank’s Carbon Pricing Leadership Coalition as well as executive chair of the En+ Group. He’s optimisitic that progress is being made on the drive to decarbonize – and that a price on carbon would really move the needle.
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