Energy Choice FAQ: What to Know About Competitive Markets
Explore how energy competition and electricity markets empower consumers. Get answers to FAQs on price, innovation, reliability, and market design.
Should Utilities Have Guaranteed Profits? Rethinking the Regulatory Compact
Explore if utilities should have guaranteed profits in today’s energy market. Uncover new regulatory models and what they mean for consumers and policy.
The Power of Choice: Real Stories of Energy Competition
See how energy choice and competitive markets drive real consumer savings, choices, and innovation across the U.S. Discover inspiring examples and benefits.
Stop Utility Bailouts: How Competition Lowers Costs
Discover how ending utility bailouts and promoting competition in energy markets can save taxpayers and ratepayers money. Learn more with ACP insights.
Virginia’s Energy Policy: Facts About Deregulation and Utility Monopoly
Discover the truth about Virginia’s electricity market, why true deregulation never happened, and what that means for utility monopolies and consumers today.
The Common-Sense Fix: More Competition, Not Regulation
Discover why energy competition, not more regulation is the key to innovation, lower costs, and reliability in electricity markets. Learn more inside.
Global Lessons in Energy Competition: Insights for the U.S.
Discover key global insights on competitive energy markets. Learn how international deregulation can guide the U.S. toward innovation, choice, and better consumer outcomes.
Why Monopoly Utilities Fear Competition in Energy
Discover why utility monopolies resist competition, how energy choice benefits consumers, and what it means for innovation and affordability.
How Competitive Markets Deliver Clean, Affordable Energy
Explore how competitive markets make clean and affordable energy possible, benefiting consumers and driving innovation. Learn about trends, data, and policy.
Texas Energy Market Model: Lessons for Competitive Success
Explore what states can learn from the Texas energy market model. See how competitive energy markets drive down rates and empower consumers with choice.
Illinois Utility Bailouts: Why Consumers Bear the Cost
Explore how Illinois utility bailouts drive up electricity rates and slow clean energy progress. Learn lessons to protect consumers and open markets.
Ohio’s Energy Scandal: Why Competition Is Essential
Ohio’s $1.3B energy scandal proves why utility competition matters. Discover how the FirstEnergy case harmed consumers and why oversight is vital.
Pennsylvania at a Crossroads: Competition or Monopolies?
Explore the crucial debate over energy choice vs. utility monopoly in Pennsylvania and learn why protecting competition is vital for affordable electricity rates.
Can Energy Choice Ease New Jersey’s Rising Electricity Rates?
Rising electricity rates are straining New Jersey families. Can competition lower your high electric bill? Explore facts and solutions for energy choice.
Maryland Electricity Markets: Past Successes & Future Hurdles
Explore Maryland’s competitive electricity markets: past wins, ongoing challenges, and future outlooks for consumers and stakeholders.
California’s 2001 Energy Crisis: Myths, Realities & Lessons
Unpack the truth behind California's 2001 energy crisis, debunk deregulation myths, and explore what it means for today's electricity markets.
How State Utility Commissions Shape Your Electricity Bill
Learn how state utility commissions influence your electricity rates, the regulatory process, and what it means for consumers under current trends.
Utility vs. Supplier: Understanding Your Electricity Service
Discover the roles of utility monopolies vs. energy suppliers in your electricity service. Learn how competition impacts your bills, choices, and reliability.
Energy Choice vs. Utility Monopoly: Which Drives Renewables?
Discover how energy choice outpaces utility monopolies in driving renewable energy growth. Explore the facts, latest research, and real-world impacts.
How States Broke Utility Monopolies with Energy Competition
Explore how states like Texas and Pennsylvania broke utility monopolies, introduced energy competition, and improved electricity markets for consumers.