We need more energy infrastructure. But unchecked utility spending and mandates can raise bills fast. Policymakers must target real cost drivers. Competitive electricity markets are part of the solution. Let’s fix the system, not politicize it. ⚡️Read more:

America’s competitive power suppliers take this day to honor and thank our nation's veterans for their courage, dedication, and service to our country. #VeteransDay2025

The U.S. must expand reliable power smartly — with accurate demand forecasts, competitive markets, and efficient permitting. EPSA’s response to @ENERGY’s “Accelerating Speed to Power” RFI outlines how market-based policies can meet rising demand while protecting consumers. “Our

⚡ Leaders. Markets. Momentum. Watch highlights from EPSA's Competitive Power Summit — where policymakers and energy innovators drove the conversation on reliability, innovation & competition. And Join us March 3 in DC for #CPS26 — the event shaping America’s power future. 👉

The November edition of #PowerMoves is here! With colder weather ahead, energy reliability and affordability are top of mind. Here’s what’s inside: ⚡ How competition keeps prices low and reliability high. ️⚖️Understanding the real consequences of states leaving PJM.

The biggest factors behind rising electric rates? The cost of poles, wires and other electrical equipment to gird our infrastructure, according to @BerkeleyLab and @TheBrattleGroup, via @washingtonpost. https://t.co/d4mKC0HIns

As Constellation CEO Joe Dominguez said: “We’re not a monopoly seeking guaranteed profits. We compete for our opportunities and bear 100% of the risks — that’s how it should be.” That’s the power of competitive markets in action. Read more about Constellation’s Maryland

Constellation’s approach keeps Maryland part of a system that has served customers well. In @pjminterconnect, competitive generators invest private capital and compete on cost and reliability — and the generation portion of power bills has stayed nearly flat for 15+ years. By

These projects could boost Maryland’s generation capacity by ~10% — representing billions in private investment in the state’s energy infrastructure, with no non-bypassable charges or ratepayer risk. Constellation will shoulder the risk of cost overruns or delays.

The plan includes a menu of projects to meet rising demand and strengthen reliability: ⚡️800 MW of battery storage, fast-tracked to cover 5%+ of the state’s peak load ⚡️700+ MW of natural gas units that can later convert to carbon-free hydrogen ⚡️4,000 MW of new and extended

⚡️5,800 Megawatts of New Power Generation and Storage Proposed for Maryland - Without Rate Increases @ConstellationEG’s plan includes battery, gas-to-hydrogen, and new nuclear — showing how electricity markets like @pjminterconnect respond when investment is needed. Read more

Speculative demand forecasts can distort energy planning and drive up costs. Real projects – not projections – should guide generation investment. EPSA’s recent blog explains why disciplined, transparent load forecasting is key to protecting reliability and consumers from risk.

Competition keeps the lights on and costs down. As AI, electrification, and economic growth drive rising demand, competitive power markets deliver efficiency, innovation, and reliability while keeping risk off consumers. Go back to the basics and get the 101 on wholesale

👻The Case of the Phantom Load: One utility slashed its projected data center power demand from 30 GW → 13 GW after asking developers to prove their projects were real. Many “future loads” vanished like ghosts — speculative plans that never materialized. 💀Inflated

🎃 When states abandon competitive markets, consumers get haunted by higher bills and fewer choices. ⚡Let markets work — and keep competition alive. Learn more: https://t.co/fXBlywq3cR #SpookyStats #HauntedMarkets #PowerFrights #EPSAInsights #ReliablePower #PJM

⚡ EPSA member @CPVEnergy will build a new 1,350 MW natural gas facility in the Permian Basin — the largest project backed by the Texas Energy Fund to date, bringing enough capacity to the @ERCOT_ISO to power 850,000 West Texas homes. Reliable, dispatchable, and future-ready

As power demand grows, some states are considering leaving PJM. But doing so could lead to higher costs, less transparency, and weaker grid reliability. Competitive markets like PJM attract private investment, discipline prices, and protect consumers from risk. On the other

🗣️ “Energy prices and affordability are a bipartisan concern… That cries out for bipartisan solutions.”  - David R. Hill Reliability and affordability aren’t partisan issues – they’re essential. David R. Hill, Vice President for Energy at the @BPC_Bipartisan joins @EPSA_CEO on

We passed 10,000 downloads of the #EnergySolutions podcast! To celebrate, we’re spotlighting the Top 5 episodes shaping the conversations around America’s energy future: ️1️⃣ Energy Costs, Competition, and Reliable Power: A 2023 Outlook with @VistraCorp's Jim Burke 2️⃣ From the