ELECTRICITY TRANSMISSION COMPETITION COALITION
/ ABOUT
Electricity Transmission Project Competition Is Essential
The Electricity Transmission Competition Coalition is committed to increasing competition in America’s electricity transmission infrastructure to meet the United States’ net-zero carbon emission goals while providing savings to ratepayers.
Electricity transmission competition has support from the Biden Administration, as well as Members of Congress on both sides of the aisle. ETCC represents a diverse group of more than 85 companies and organizations from 48 states that all advocate for increased competition.

/ KEY FINDINGS
Competition Cuts Costs



/ WIDE SUPPORT
What People Are Saying
State commissions, federal agencies, trade associations, consumer groups, lawmakers, and environmental advocates agree that transmission competition is needed to ensure the creation of cost-effective and efficient transmission projects.
News & Resources

12-Month Electricity Inflation Rate Running 6.3% Ahead of CPI Energy Commodities - FERC Must Act
September 13, 2023
The latest set of inflation data released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics confirmed that electricity price inflation continues to hurt households and businesses, far outpacing other energy commodities.

ICYMI: Consumer Energy Alliance is Caught Again Utilizing Fraudulent Tactics
September 12, 2023
The Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), a “fake consumer group” that regularly utilizes shady and fraudulent tactics to push energy-related legislation, was exposed for sending fraudulent, pro-fracking letters to Ohio legislators, according to Cleveland.com.

Competitive Electricity Transmission Bidding Process Saves New Mexico Consumers $84 Million
August 29, 2023
Southwest Power Pool’s (SPP) board of directors awarded NextEra Energy Transmission Southwest, LLC a new competitively-bid electricity project that will provide millions in cost savings to families and business in New Mexico.