Competitive electricity markets are working, and the data proves it. Pennsylvanians in competitive markets are paying about what they paid decades ago, while utility fees keep climbing. That’s not a market failure. That’s a monopoly problem. Real solutions mean more

BGE asked for $152 million more from Maryland families. Regulators said NO that’s unaffordable. When regulators say enough is enough, you know monopoly utilities have gone too far. Ratepayers shouldn’t be BGE’s blank check. Maryland commission denies nearly half of funding for

When power generators compete, prices stay low and the lights stay on. Pennsylvania is a prime example. When utilities run everything, higher bills and no choice. Don’t go backward. Keep power competitive. (post-gazette.com/opinion/guest-…)

New year. New rate hikes. Same monopoly playbook. Guaranteed profits for them. Bigger bills for Maryland families. Say no to rate hikes. Keep power competitive, affordable, and at a lower cost. foxbaltimore.com/news/local/bge…

Ohio learned the hard way. HB6 was a billion-dollar utility bailout fueled by corruption and families paid the price. Now First Energy is being forced to return hundreds of millions to customers. This is why accountability matters. Competition protects consumers. More power for

Markets build. Monopolies bill. On this episode of EPSA’s Energy Solutions, Constellation’s Mason Emnett breaks down how competitive markets deliver new generation faster, smarter, and without putting families on the hook. Listen now: epsa.org/energizing-ai-…

High utility costs? Exelon says it’s “part of the solution.” Maryland families see another rate hike. You can’t be part of the solution when you’re the problem. Maryland deserves a system that protects households, not guaranteed profits. Competition works. Monopolies don’t.

A report commissioned by the Alliance for Competitive Power proved that competitive markets have protected Maryland Customers. Read the full report here: static1.squarespace.com/static/66b938b…

A report commissioned by the Alliance for Competitive Power proved that independent power producers shield customers from the risk of cost overruns. Read the full report here: static1.squarespace.com/static/66b938b…

Maryland's participation in the PJM wholesale markets resource pooling has helped meet the state's power demand efficiently and cost effectively. Read the full report here: static1.squarespace.com/static/66b938b…

Vistra’s Colin Fitzsimmons puts it plainly: Pennsylvanians have energy choice, but no choice when it comes to rising transmission and distribution fees. That’s why your bill keeps going up. Monopoly utility charges are rising with little scrutiny and no competition. It’s time

PECO’s profits jumped nearly 48% after rate hikes. Customers got higher bills. Shareholders got higher returns. That’s not a competitive market. That’s a guaranteed return system. Pennsylvania needs reform, not more monopoly power. whyy.org/articles/peco-…

Marylanders are seeing shockingly high electricity bills. $700 bills. $1000 bills. Even after cutting back. Cold weather didn’t build this system. Policy decisions did. Ratepayers deserve transparency, not another rate hike. wamu.org/story/26/03/02…

Maryland families are already paying through the nose for electricity. But utilities see the growing demand for power as leverage. Utilities earn more when infrastructure spending grows. If monopoly spending keeps rising, so will electricity bills. Ratepayers deserve

Ohio already saw what happens when utilities write the rules. A $1.3 billion bailout. $65 million in bribes. And ratepayers stuck with the bill. Now utilities are pushing to control power generation too. Ohio needs transparency, competition, and accountability. Not another

More power generation is good for Maryland. But it must be built through competitive markets, not monopoly expansion. Independent developers already build power plants using private investment. Investors should carry the risk, not Maryland families. governor.maryland.gov/news/press/pag…

Power demand is rising fast. New generation can help keep costs down. But Todd Snitchler of the E.P.S.A. warns, some utilities want guaranteed profits while families take the risk. There’s a better way: competition. Protect ratepayers. Not monopoly profits.

Pennsylvania already proved it. Competition lowers costs. Monopolies raise them. Now monopoly utilities want back in… So they can build what they want and send YOU the bill. We’ve seen this before. Don’t break what’s working. Don’t go backwards. broadandliberty.com/2026/03/24/gle…

Utilities say they need to build more power. But as Todd Snitchler points out, they already can. What they really want is Guaranteed profits. Build with your money. Profit no matter what. Stick you with the risk. That’s not energy policy. That’s a monopoly power grab.