EEI is the association that represents all U.S. investor-owned electric companies. Our members:
- Provide safe, reliable electricity for nearly 250 million Americans.
- Operate in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
- Will make more than $1.1 trillion in grid investments during the next five years to power economic prosperity.
What's New
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June 10(Open external link)
At POLITICO Energy Summit, EEI President and CEO Drew Maloney and Entergy Chair and CEO Drew Marsh Highlight Focus on Affordability, Reliability, and Grid Investment
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June 09(Open external link)
ICYMI: Electric Company CEOs Discuss Affordability, Reliability, and Grid Investment on Bloomberg TV
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June 08(Open external link)
Maloney Op-Ed in POLITICO: “Investing in the Grid, Investing in Our Customers”
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June 08(Open external link)
EEI Announces Winners of 2026 Supplier Engagement Awards
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June 03(Open external link)
David Campbell Elected Chair; Drew Marsh and Chris Womack Elected Vice Chairs of EEI Board of Directors
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June 03(Open external link)
Duke Energy Wins the 98th Edison Award for Innovation and Excellence
Events & Meetings
Transmission and Wholesale Markets School
Madison, WI
EEI Electric Rates Course: Rates in a Changing Industry
Madison, WI
Fall Transmission, Distribution, Metering & Mutual Assistance Conference
Bellevue, WA
Fall Occupational Safety & Health Committee Conference
Milwaukee, WI
Latest News From Electric Perspectives
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EEI Briefs Wall Street, Highlights $1.1T Grid Investment
EEI President and CEO Drew Maloney, along with other EEI leaders and Con Edison New York President Matthew Ketschke, delivered an energy outlook for Wall Street investors on Thursday after ringing the Opening Bell at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). -
Industry Celebrates Management-Organized Labor Partnership at National LAMPAC Conference
On March 16, leaders of EEI member companies and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) locals convened for the National Labor and Management Public Affairs Committee (LAMPAC) conference in Washington, D.C. -
Data Centers: Costs and Customer Benefits
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