Electricity Markets Showing Higher Costs Despite Deregulation CEDAR CREEK, TEXAS - The deregulation of American electricity markets aimed to reduce consumer energy costs, but this has not materialized. Customers served by regulated utilities consistently pay less for power. Data from 2024 indicates that overcharges have reached as high as $480 per residential account. Collectively, Americans

A new report suggests that allowing new retail electricity providers to rapidly deploy distributed batteries and flexible loads could lower electric bills for customers in the PJM grid region, addressing concerns from state governors regarding rising capacity prices. The report, authored by Michael Lee, former CEO of Octopus Energy US, and published by GridLab, recommends