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.
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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.
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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.
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At its 5th annual Competitive Power Summit on Tuesday, March 3, the EPSA convened federal and state regulators, market participants, investors, and policymakers to confront a defining question for today’s power sector: how to meet surging demand while preserving affordability, reliability, and market competition.
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As January closed with historic cold and an extended period of sustained peak electricity demand, EPSA members kept generation online through Winter Storm Fern and one of the most severe winter stress tests in decades.
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As 2026 begins, EPSA members are bringing new natural gas plants online in West Virginia and Texas, launching Maryland’s largest solar project, and advancing innovative battery storage and virtual power solutions in PJM and ERCOT.
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