October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month — a time to reflect on how we can strengthen the systems we all rely on in the face of evolving threats. For the power sector, the stakes are higher than ever. In 2024, cyberattacks against critical infrastructure surged by 30%, with the U.S. power grid increasingly in the crosshairs. At the same time, ransomware complaints impacting critical infrastructure rose 9% from 2023 to 2024, with nearly half involving sectors such as energy and utilities.| EPSA
With U.S. power demand climbing for the first time in decades, policymakers must resist politicizing PJM and focus on solutions that keep costs low and the grid reliable. The post Governors’ Technical Conference on PJM: What You Need to Know appeared first on EPSA.| EPSA
As leaders grapple with how to meet rising power demand, EPSA members are adding new resources to the grid and supporting the communities where they operate- with natural gas projects, new battery storage capacity, renewable investments, customer relief programs, and more. The post Competitive Power Highlights: America’s Competitive Power Suppliers Are Adding New Resources to the Grid appeared first on EPSA.| EPSA
EPSA President and CEO describes his time in Wyoming, where he spoke at UWyoming's School of Energy Resources, toured the area, and more.| EPSA
PJM Interconnection has completed the capacity market auction – or Base Residual Auction (BRA) – for the 2025/2026 Delivery Year (DY) and the results provide the initial price signals to finance reliable power generation for the 65 million customers in the PJM region, which encompasses 13 states and the District of Columbia.| EPSA
Explore how competitive power suppliers are meeting rising electricity demand from AI and data centers. June 2025 highlights major clean energy deals, new solar, nuclear, storage projects, and infrastructure investments shaping America's energy future.| EPSA
LCOE alone can mislead energy policy decisions. Learn how full-cycle cost analysis reveals the true price and reliability of power sources.| EPSA
Gov. Phil Murphy has been campaigning for a better deal for New Jerseyans on their electric bills, most recently by accusing regional electric grid operator PJM of allowing market manipulation and partnering with Pennsylvania to push PJM into establishing a cap on prices for power sold at capacity auctions. This kind of political meddling in a competitive market is deeply troubling.| EPSA
As the electric grid grows more reliant on natural gas-fired generation, reliability is a team effort. EPSA provides an update on progress made and recommendations to FERC.| EPSA