Episode #21 — How R Street Champions Consumer Energy Choice and Competitive Markets with Josiah Neeley of The R Street Institute
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In this insightful episode of The Energy Insider, Jack Doueck sits down with Josiah Neeley of the R Street Institute toexplore the evolving landscape of consumer energy choice and competitive retail markets across the United States.
Recorded live at EMC25 in Houston, this conversation offers a thoughtful and candid look at the policy, economics, andreal-world implications shaping the future of the energy industry.
Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of how competitive markets drive innovation, improve customeroutcomes, and influence regulatory decision-making at both the state and national levels.
In this episode, you will:
- Discover how Josiah transitioned from practicing attorney to becoming a leading voice at the R Street Institute, helping guide the organization’s remarkable growth andinfluence
- Learn how R Street advocates for consumer energy choice and the expansion of open, competitive energy markets
- Understand why some states have more effective competitive structures than others and why those differences matter for customers, suppliers, and policymakers
- Hear Josiah's perspective on the "Price-to- Compare" and why he believes it can create misleading comparisons in markets where utilities and competitive suppliers operate side by side
- Explore why consumer energy choice is critical for fostering innovation, enhancing customer service, and maintaining long-term cost discipline- Gain insight into the history of the R Street Institute and the rigorous research and policy analysis they provide to the energy sector- Learn about R Street’s state-by-state energy scorecard and market evaluations and how industry stakeholders use this data to assess market performance- Hear Josiah’s outlook on the future of retail energy and the opportunities ahead for states considering competitive market modelsWhether you are an energy supplier, utility professional, policymaker, regulator, or industry stakeholder, this episode delivers valuable perspectives on the forces shaping the nextgeneration of energy markets.