The FERC (Federal Energy Regulatory Commission) 2024 State of the Markets report is out, revealing that electricity demand rose by 2.8% across all regional markets. Now more than ever, Washington must support utilities as they build the necessary energy infrastructure to meet this growing demand by preserving elective pay tax credits, safeguarding?tax-exempt?municipal bonds, and reforming outdated financial regulations. ? Check out the full report to learn more:?https://lnkd.in/eh3mn65J ? #energydemand #energyfuture #energyinfastructure?#publicpower #utilities #taxcredits
Large Public Power Council
公用事业
LPPC members are 29 of the largest #publicpower systems in the U.S.
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The Large Public Power Council (LPPC) is the voice of large public power in Washington, DC. Our members are 29 of the largest public power systems in the nation. Together, they serve 30 million American consumers across 21 states and Puerto Rico. As not-for-profit utilities owned by and accountable to the communities they serve, our members offer some of the cleanest, most reliable, most affordable energy in the U.S. LPPC advocates for federal policy that enables our members to invest in their communities and provide affordable and reliable electric power to millions of American families and businesses.
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https://www.lppc.org/
Large Public Power Council的外部链接
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- 公用事业
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- 2-10 人
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- Washington D.C.
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- 上市公司
- 创立
- 1987
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- Public Power和Utilities
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US，Washington D.C.
Large Public Power Council员工
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The American Society of Civil Engineers' 2025 #InfrastructureReportCard revealed that investing in new infrastructure is key to helping America keep up with growing demand for energy. To support energy infrastructure, Washington must continue to support public power financing tools: ? Protect Elective Pay Tax Credits ? Maintain Tax-Exempt Municipal Bonds ? Update Outdated Financial Regulations Read the full ASCE report: https://lnkd.in/dAw27Fq #energyfuture #energyinfastructure #publicpower?
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At the United States Energy Association's latest press briefing, LPPC President Tom Falcone emphasized the importance of leveraging available technologies when building infrastructure to support the surge in energy demand across the country. These strategies are crucial for ensuring reliable power to support the rise of data centers, manufacturing, and overall economic growth. ? #publicpower #energyfuture #reliability?
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Congratulations to John Mertlich on his appointment as the next General Manager and CEO of Grant County Public Utility District! LPPC looks forward to working with you.?
Grant PUD Commission voted to appoint John Mertlich as the next General Manager and CEO position during their meeting on March 11. “John has served Grant PUD diligently in several capacities, most recently as our Chief Commercial Officer,” stated Commission President Terry Pyle. “We are confident in his ability to lead our organization forward while upholding our values and commitment to excellence.” Mertlich’s assignment as GM is effective March 12, 2025. He will be working alongside outgoing GM/CEO Rich Wallen to ensure a smooth transition of duties. Wallen is leaving to join Georgia-based Oglethorpe Power. His last day at Grant PUD will be March 27, 2025. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/g8hnzSeK
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LPPC welcomes the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)'s decision to reconsider the Power Plant CO2 Rule.?Our members operate some of the cleanest energy portfolios in the nation, but we need Washington's support to build crucial infrastructure to maintain grid reliability as demand surges. Read Tom Falcone’s full statement here: https://bit.ly/3DBTegT
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Read the latest op-ed by Tom Falcone in Utility Dive. As demand for electricity grows with the expansion of AI data centers and advanced manufacturing hubs, LPPC members are scaling up their generation capacity. In Washington, LPPC is working to advance federal policies that will support public power’s ability to invest and build more infrastructure to meet demand and power our nation’s economy, including streamlining the permitting process and ensuring industry can access financing tools like elective pay tax credits and tax-exempt municipal bonds. Read more:?https://lnkd.in/erm2Qc7a #publicpower #energypolicy #energydemand #energyinfastucture
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ICYMI: LPPC President Tom Falcone joined the United States Energy Association's most recent press briefing to discuss the Trump Administration’s energy agenda. Sharing his insights, Tom highlighted how public power utilities are making strategic, long-term investments to serve their communities as the nation’s demand for energy continues to increase. Watch the briefing now: https://lnkd.in/ezgnqs47 #energyfuture #energypolicy #publicpower?
March Virtual Press Briefing: Energy and Environment: The Trump Challenge
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Want the latest on President Trump’s energy agenda? Check out Ken Silverstein’s latest article for Forbes, in which Tom Falcone shares his insights on how public power utilities are making strategic, long-term investments to serve their communities despite shifting policies in Washington and record-breaking demand for energy. ? “There’s usually a mix of resources that makes the most sense,” Tom emphasized during a United States Energy Association Virtual Press Briefing on the Trump Administration’s energy agenda. “It is difficult to deal with ping-ponging between environmental rules because you're investing for 50 or 75 years.” ? Read more: https://lnkd.in/eVrazSYS ? #publicpower #energypolicy #energyfuture
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Happening now: LPPC President Tom Falcone joins the United States Energy Association at 11:00 am for a Virtual Press Briefing on the Trump Administration's energy agenda. Tune in here: https://lnkd.in/e875RmK5 #publicpower #energyfuture
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Great news for public power communities across America. A bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced the Investing in Our Communities Act this week, a bill that would restore tax-exempt advance refunding – a critical financing tool for cities, states, and public power utilities. ? Read more in Caitlin Devitt’s article in The Bond Buyer: The Large Public Power Council said the bill will help keep costs down as energy demand surges across the U.S. "Restoring advance refunding is a simple, commonsense fix that will lower borrowing costs and save 30 million electric customers an estimated $715 million over the next five years," said LPPC president Tom Falcone said. https://lnkd.in/ezgr_Jy8 #EnergyFuture #PublicPower #EnergyPolicy #EneryInfrastructure? ?