- Policy
Transmission & Power Markets
ACORE advocates for legislative and regulatory measures that improve the siting, permitting, and planning of transmission, increase the use of grid technologies, and expand regional power markets.
A significant expansion of our transmission grid is essential to deliver the growing supply of clean energy resources. Upgrading our transmission system will ensure reliability and resilience, especially during extreme weather events, and reduce power costs. ACORE advocates for comprehensive long-term transmission planning to develop the grid of the future with a fair allocation of the costs, measures to reduce interconnection queues, greater incorporation of advanced technologies, a significant buildout of interregional transmission, and reforms to the permitting process.
ACORE promotes expanding and improving the design of wholesale power markets. Regional power markets support both renewable energy growth and economic efficiency. While wholesale markets provide multiple benefits, power market designs can be improved to better value the economic, reliability, and environmental contributions of clean energy, storage, distributed generation, and other grid-enabling technologies.
Latest News
ACORE Welcomes NARUC Resolution Supporting the Integration of Advanced Transmission Technologies
New Report: Proactive, Collaborative, State-Led Transmission Development Can Reduce Costs and Help Achieve Clean Energy Goals
ACORE Applauds DOE’s Transmission Investment and Analysis
Latest Resources
Macro Grid Initiative
Initiative
The Macro Grid Initiative promotes investment in a 21st century transmission network that will drive job growth, reduce pollution, and save American consumers money.
ACORE Grid Forum
Event
The ACORE Grid Forum gathers energy leaders to discuss opportunities and obstacles to achieving a fundamental transformation of America’s grid.
Join leaders from across the renewable energy sector.
What will our next 20 years look like? Here’s the truth: they’ll be better with ACORE at the forefront of energy policy.
Shannon Kellogg
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
