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About the COMPETE Coalition

The COMPETE Coalition is more than 450 electricity stakeholders, including customers, suppliers, generators, transmission owners, trade associations, environmental organizations and economic development corporations - all of whom support well-structured competitive electricity markets for the benefit of our country. » Find Out More

Watt Matters Blog

Competitive Energy Switching Rates Continue to Rise along the East Coast

Sep 02, 2010 | 5:07 pm | Joel Malina

The percentage of customers shopping for alternative energy suppliers has grown in six restructured markets, according to recently released data from state regulators highlighted in Restructuring Today.
 
These new numbers compiled from earlier this year, combined with...

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Recent Blog Posts

Independent Market Monitors: Organized Wholesale Markets Competitive, Delivering Consumer Benefits
Aug 31, 2010 | 4:46 pm | Joel Malina
New Competitive Power Supplier Plans Save Texas Consumers Millions
Aug 26, 2010 | 10:56 am | Joel Malina
Momentum Grows to Expand Competition in Michigan, Lower Electricity Costs
Aug 24, 2010 | 4:58 pm | Bill Massey

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Featured Resources

Benefits of Electricity Market Competition - Jul 02, 2010
Recent Examples of Rate Increases in Vertically Integrated States - May 18, 2010
Overview of Economic and Environmental Benefits of RTO/ISO Markets - Mar 24, 2010
Overview of Regulation and Oversight in the Electricity Industry - Mar 03, 2010

Our Members

"A competitive market gets us the freshest produce, and the greenest energy"

 - Safeway

"Competitive markets are a successful key ingredient for Walmart to manage its energy needs and reduce costs in this ever changing environment, allowing us to pass those savings on to our customers in the form of low prices."

 - Walmart

"Make no mistake about it. Competitive electricity markets are working."

 - Leggett and Platt

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COMPETE Co-Chair Federico Pena discusses competition in electricity markets across the country
Bill Loveless talks with Federico Pena former Energy Secretary and Co-Chairman of the Compete Coalition about electricity competition. » Watch Video