Today’s announcement comes at a time when access to reliable power at affordable prices has never been more important. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | May 20, 2022 CONTACT: Todd Snitchler 330.316.7492 | tsnitchler@epsa.org WASHINGTON – In response to today’s renomination of Chair Richard Glick to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, EPSA President and CEO Todd Snitchler issued […]
Read MoreReliable Power During the Energy Transition Requires Natural Gas
TODD SNITCHLER, PRESIDENT AND CEO, EPSA, FOR REALCLEARENERGY In recent weeks, the power supply industry and grid operators have issued warnings that the American electric grid may be in for a difficult summer and customers across the country face the possibility of rolling blackouts or power rationing. The situation is particularly worrisome in California, where […]
Read MoreEPSA Statement Regarding NERC Report Assessing Summer 2022 Electric Grid Reliability
Today’s report is further evidence that reliability of the system must be policymakers’ top priority. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | May 18, 2022 CONTACT: Todd Snitchler 330.316.7492 | tsnitchler@epsa.org WASHINGTON – The North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC), whose mission is to assure the effective and efficient reduction of risks to the reliability and security of […]
Read MorePodcast: What's Up With Winter Energy Prices?
We check in with the Natural Gas Supply Association for the outlook on natural gas supply and prices- as well as how to enhance reliable service nationwide.
Read MoreEp. 7: The Electricity Market Referee on How to Get a Stronger, Cleaner, Cheaper Grid
Americans want reliable, affordable and cleaner electricity. Joe Bowring says if working properly, competitive markets will deliver those goals – but there are a lot of challenges from the pressure to subsidize power plants and new policy goals.
Read MoreState Spotlight: How Competitive Generation Benefits All New York Residents
In EPSA’s State Spotlight, learn how competitive power suppliers provide efficient, reliable electricity at the least cost to New Yorkers by investing in, building, and maintaining operations at their own economic risk.
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