Rising U.S. electricity demand—fueled by AI, data centers, advanced manufacturing, and electrification—poses a challenge for policymakers to ensure reliable, cost-effective power.
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“Our Nation Is at an Inflection Point”: EPSA President & CEO Todd Snitchler Testifies on the State of the Bulk Power System
Competitive markets, disciplined load forecasting, and permitting reform are essential to meet rising electricity demand while keeping risks off consumers, EPSA tells Senate Committee.
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Press Release: New FERC Commissioners Must Address Surging Power Demand, Bolster Competitive Markets
The head of the national trade association representing competitive power suppliers welcomed this week’s Senate votes to confirm three new members of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).
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Five Essentials as the Senate Considers Three FERC Nominees
Now that President Biden announced his three nominees to fill vacancies on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commissions (FERC), the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee is set to vet the nominees later this week. The three nominees for consideration are Judy W. Chang, David Rosner, and Lindsay S. See.
Read MoreSenate Hearing Highlights Growing Power System Reliability Concerns Among Experts
Last week, the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee held a hearing to examine the reliability and resiliency of the United States’ electric grid. Among the witnesses were NERC President and CEO Jim Robb as well as PJM President and CEO Manu Asthana.
Read MoreEPSA Post-Election Recap: Implications for Competitive Power Generation and Energy Reliability
What the results of the 2022 midterm elections mean for power system reliability, competition, and the energy transition.
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