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“America’s electric companies work every day to get more steel in the ground and electrons on the grid, improving reliability for customers and ensuring the United States is home to the industries, technologies, and jobs of tomorrow,” said EEI …

Maloney: “75 percent of Americans get their electricity from us. There’s enormous growth, and we are there to meet that growth. That’s why we’re investing. We’re providing reliable and affordable energy.” 

Maloney: “In the last two years, we’ve seen demand growth double, and it will likely continue. At the end of the day, we need more generation and more steel in the ground.” 

“The grid is the most important engine in America. If the grid doesn't work, America doesn't work. And it requires investment," EEI President and CEO Drew Maloney said during an interview with the Washington Examiner.

As electric companies work to build the transmission lines and infrastructure needed for reliable energy future, they face complex and often lengthy approval processes. EEI President and CEO Drew Maloney and ITC Holdings Corp. President Krista …

The electric power industry is a key economic driver for the United States, accounting for 1 in 20 American jobs and 5 percent of U.S. GDP. FirstEnergy Pennsylvania President John Hawkins and Centers for Energy Workforce Development Executive …

EEI President and CEO Drew Maloney is calling for reform to siting and permitting processes that “can stop projects in their tracks or add years to deployment timelines.”

“As always, we remain committed to keeping customer bills as low as possible as we work to deliver the reliable, secure electricity that is enabling innovation and enhancing the energy leadership of the United States," said EEI President and CEO …

"These types of investments highlight the commitment of America’s electric companies to delivering the reliable, affordable electricity that makes innovation possible,” said EEI President and CEO Drew Maloney.

EEI, IBEW, NECA, and Pepco Holdings joined industry and labor leaders on Capitol Hill to commemorate National Lineworker Appreciation Day.

“As AI transforms our industries, manufacturers return to our shores, and daily life becomes more electrified, the strength and resilience of America's energy grid is more critical than ever,” said Maloney.