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EPSA Launches Campaign Highlighting Benefits of Competitive Power Markets
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The Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA) and its member companies launched "Energizing Tomorrow," which is described as a campaign dedicated to highlighting the benefits of competitive power markets, "and correcting misinformation about how these markets operate."
EPSA stated, "For decades, independent power producers have supplied reliable, least-cost power to keep the lights on and the American economic engine revving, saving Americans about $5 billion annually within the PJM Interconnection."
EPSA said, "Electricity demand from burgeoning sectors like artificial intelligence and data centers is proving difficult to quantify in the near-term, resulting in highly speculative projections and genuine concern from policymakers about the impacts on consumers. Market-distorting policies from states within the PJM Interconnection, paired with monopoly utilities' efforts to undermine the market, are creating confusion and frustration among consumers. 'Energizing Tomorrow' is a dedicated campaign focused on cutting through the noise with data and facts that policymakers can use to address these challenges, not rhetoric that puts shareholders above consumers."
EnergizingTomorrow.com
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March 19, 2026
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