Consumers Urge Senator Lankford to Follow the Example of Oklahoma on Transmission Competition
The ETCC urges Oklahoma Senator James Lankford to support policies that promote competition in electricity transmission nationally.
West Virginia Consumer and Business Groups Join Electricity Transmission Competition Coalition to Urge Senator Manchin to Support Transmission Competition that Could Save Consumers $525 Billion by 2050
The West Virginia Manufacturing Association and the West Virginia Energy Users Group joined the ETCC in calling on Senator Joe Manchin to support electricity transmission.
Consumers Urge Congress to Support Electricity Transmission Competition to Combat Inflation and Reduce Consumer Costs by $525 Billion by 2050
The ETCC has sent letters to the Chairman and Ranking Members of the House and Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committees, calling on them to embrace electricity transmission competition.
Consumers Say FERC’s Proposed Rule Abandons Electricity Transmission Competition and Supports Monopoly Incumbent Electric Utilities
Statement from ETCC Chair Paul Cicio on FERC’s Proposed Rule which abandons electricity transmission competition and supports monopoly incumbent electric utilities.
Statement from Electricity Transmission Competition Coalition (ETCC) Chair Paul Cicio on Today’s FERC Meeting on Transmission Reform
Statement from ETCC Chair Paul Cicio on FERC meeting on transmission reform.
Consumers Urge Secretary Granholm to Champion Electricity Transmission Competition
ETCC urges Secretary Jennifer Granholm to champion electricity transmission competition.
Electricity Transmission Competition Coalition Applauds Minnesota Senate Bill to Eliminate Anti-Competitive Law
ETCC applauds Minnesota Senate bill to eliminate law which gives preferential treatment to the incumbent utility, restricting competition and innovation.
Statement from the Electricity Transmission Competition Coalition on the Defeat of Wisconsin Assembly Bill 892
ETCC applauds defeat of Wisconsin Assembly Bill 892 which would have prevented electricity transmission project competition and led to higher electricity prices.