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Nrg Energy — Investor Presentation (November 2017)

8 slides from Nrg Energy's investor presentation, Nov 30, 2017

  1. Slide 1: Heritage Foundation Energy Policy Discussion

    Heritage Foundation Energy Policy Discussion David R. Hill November 30 th 2017

  2. Slide 2: Diagnosing Today's Energy Markets

    Diagnosing Today’s Energy Markets The Problems: 1. Benefits of Competition are Not Reaching Customers:  Despite record low wholesale prices, consumers still see high retail bills.  Monopolists are replacing market savings with new taxes & fees. 2. Market Rules are Falling Behind:  New pricing too

  3. Slide 3: Benefits of Competition Not Reaching Consumers

    Benefits of Competition Not Reaching Consumers Consumer retail electric rates increase …with over $80 Billion of additional non- while wholesale prices fall to record lows… competitive fees and taxes coming! 19 14 18 12 17 10 16 ¢\kilowatthour ¢\kilowatthour 8 15 14 6 $11 billion in state subsidies

  4. Slide 4: Competition Protects Consumers

    Competition Protects Consumers TEXAS GEORGIA  Market: Competitive  Market: Monopoly  Plant: South Texas Project  Plant: Vogtle  NRC Approval: Sep. 2007  NRC Approval: Aug. 2009  Cost to date: $481 M  Cost to date: $16 B (and counting)  Outcome: Cancelled in 2011  Outcome: Ongoing  Consequ

  5. Slide 5: Conservatives Need a Coherent Message

    Conservatives Need a Coherent Message Liberal Energy Policy: Conservative Energy Policy: Energy Dominance Reliability & Resiliency Climate Change vs. National Security Free Market Competition & Renewables No Clean Power Plan Affordability Coal Jobs © [2 0 17] N RG Energy, I nc. A ll rights reserved.

  6. Slide 6: Fixing Today's Energy Markets

    Fixing Today’s Energy Markets The Treatment: Conservatives should adhere to three competitive principles: 1. Pricing should be competitive and fuel-neutral; 2. Markets should identify and price desirable attributes; and 3. Policies should be achieved via competitive wholesale markets. © [2 0 17] N R

  7. Slide 7: FERC Role in Saving Electricity Markets

    FERC Role in Saving Electricity Markets President Obama-era FERC did not prioritize competitive market outcomes: • Refused to address generator bailouts – now including nuclear bailouts – that threaten Sitting at FERC competition; since 2013 • Failed to advance energy market improvements; Sitting at

  8. Slide 8: Our Recommendation on DOE Resiliency NOPR

    Our Recommendation on DOE Resiliency NOPR 1. Immediate Improvements to Capacity Markets  FERC should take action in dockets pending for multiple years to apply price floor (known as the Minimum Offer Price Rule, or MOPR) to subsidized resources  Eliminate special treatment for renewables in the Ne

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