More than 12 years after the advent of competition in electricity markets, advocates point to a growing body of evidence that competition in electricity markets is boosting efficiency, driving innovation, and spurring suppliers to produce cheaper and cleaner energy. Millions of customers—from Fortune 100 companies to suburban households—are shopping for power supply and taking advantage of lower prices and diverse products. Competition is also increasing investment in renewables and technology to help customers use less energy. The spread of competitive markets has slowed, however.
- Which market model—monopoly or competition—is best suited to help the energy industry adapt to the United States' shifting environmental policy landscape and drive the transition to a clean-energy economy?
- What market and policy forces are needed to accelerate the move to competition?
- Will competition catch on with residential electricity customers?
At ICF’s October Energy Breakfast, Mayo A. Shattuck III, chairman, president, and CEO of Constellation Energy will describe his firm’s entrepreneurial drive to navigate a dynamic competitive market, and provide an overview of its pending merger with Exelon.
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