THE NEW ENGLAND POWER GENERATORS ASSOCIATION (NEPGA)
“Electric Power Generators Working for New England”


NEPGA is the largest trade association representing competitive electric generating companies in New England. NEPGA’s member companies represent over 25,000 megawatts (MW) of generating capacity in the region. NEPGA’s mission is to promote sound energy policies which will further economic development, jobs, and balanced environmental policy. We believe that sustainable competitive markets are the best means to provide long-term reliable and affordable supplies of electricity for consumers.

 



NEPGA FEATURE ARTICLES

"The Power To Change"
Even as Massachusetts continues to struggle to create more jobs and keep more people from leaving the state, the demand for electric energy continues to increase. There are many opinions,
reasons, and recommendations for this situation but one thing is clear: it will take even more power to put the Massachusetts economy back on track. Read more.
(MassBusiness, May/June 2007)

 

RECENT FILINGS

REGIONAL/FEDERAL:
NEPGA filed comments in Docket Nos. RM07-19-000 and AD07-7-000, Wholesale Competition in Regions with Organized Electric Markets.
(September 14, 2007)

CONNECTICUT:
NEPGA filed comments in Connecticut DPUC Docket No. 07-06-62 - DPUC Report to the Connecticut General Assembly on Electric Reliability.
(October 23, 2007)

MAINE:
NEPGA filed comments on the Maine Department of Environmental Protections Proposed 06-096 CMR, Chapter 156: CO2 Budget Trading Program and 06-096 CMR, Chapter 157:CO2 Budget Trading Program Waiver and Suspension.
(September 20, 2007)

NEPGA filed comments with the Maine Public Utilities Commission – Docket NO 2007-317 – Inquiry Regarding the RE-entry of Electric Utilities into the Energy Supply Business.
(August 24, 2007)

MASSACHUSETTS:
NEPGA filed comments to the Massachusetts Senate Committee on Telecommunications, Utilities and Energy on the proposed re-draft of H.4373:  An Act to Promote Efficiency-First Energy Procurement, Renewable and Alternative Energy Generation, and Green Communities in the Commonwealth.
(January 8, 2008)

NEPGA filed comments to the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources on proposed regulations for rules for conducting auctions of CO2 allowances created under the Massachusetts CO2 Budget Trading Program, 225 CMR 13.00 and 310 CMR 7.70, in compliance with the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.
(September 24, 2007)

NEW HAMPSHIRE:
NEPGA filed comments to the New Hampshire House Committee on Science, Technology & Energy, on the Department of Environmental Services' proposed revisions to NH House Bill 1434.
(February 12, 2008)

Visit the NEPGA Document Library here.

 

INDUSTRY DOCUMENTS OF INTEREST

"DOE-NARUC National Electricity Delivery Forum:  Tie Benefits Issues"
(Read)

"Myths and Facts About Competitive Wholesale Energy Markets"
(Read)

"Ten Reasons ISO/RTOs are Good for North America"
(Read)

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RECENT PRESS/PRESS RELEASES

"The New England Power Generators Association Inc. Appoints General Counsel"
(August, 2007)

"Statement by A.I.M. and NEPGA on Retaining the Sales Tax Exemption for Electricity"
(July 9, 2007, with Associated Industries
of Massachusetts)

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FACT SHEETS

Wholesale Energy Markets in New England – Just the Facts
(Read more)

 
2007 NEPGA MEMBER COMPANIES


BG North America
Boston Generating
Competitive Power Ventures
Con Ed Energy
Dominion Resources
Dynegy
Entergy
Exelon
First Light Power Resources
FPL Energy
Granite Ridge Energy
International Power America
Mirant Corporation
NRG Energy
PPL EnergyPlus
PSEG Power
 

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