EPSA
Competitive power companies are expanding and strengthening the nation’s energy infrastructure ahead of summer through new investments in natural gas, solar, nuclear, battery storage, and transmission projects, helping meet growing electricity demand while attracting private capital, bringing new capacity online, and extending the life of critical generation assets.
Read MoreOne of the fastest, most cost-effective ways to add power to the grid is by expanding the capacity of existing power plants. As competitive generators develop innovative new solutions to build new plants, they are already maintaining existing essential resources and delivering additional capacity through uprates, conversions, and more efficient operations
Read More
Competitive power suppliers across the U.S. are responding to rising electricity demand—driven by data centers, AI, and economic growth—by investing in new capacity and innovative solutions like repowering, energy storage, and advanced nuclear technologies.
Read MoreUtilities are asking policymakers to shift the financial risks of new generation investments onto ratepayers, writes Todd Snitchler, president and CEO of the Electric Power Supply Association.
Read More
Competitive power producers are investing billions in infrastructure to meet America’s rapidly rising electricity demand – including new natural gas generation, renewable projects, large-scale battery storage, and nuclear life extensions.
Read More
As electricity demand accelerates, stable governance at FERC helps support the long-term investment signals needed to build and maintain power generation.
Read More