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A Primer for Political Subdivisions in the Deregulated Texas Electric Market
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Executive Director’s Message

As I look at the growth of the Texas Coalition for Affordable (TCAP) over the last 24 years, I am extremely proud of what we have been able to accomplish. Over the years, we have helped our members attain competitive energy rates, lobbied on their behalf, and kept our members up to date on changes within the Texas electric energy market as well as the Public Utility Commission. Since its inception, the organization has served more than 220 local governments and political subdivisions. TCAP is governed by an elected board of your peers consisting of 15 local government officials.

It is rewarding to know our members trust that we have their best interest at heart. When I became Executive Director of the TCAP in 2020, I pledged to bring the same level of commitment, dedication, and integrity that existed during my local government career to TCAP. My devotion to public service and belief that we have a higher standard to uphold is why we at TCAP aim to support municipalities and other political subdivisions. This support includes providing the most honest and transparent information to assist in making an informed decision about your electricity needs. TCAP understands the diverse needs of our members and makes great efforts to respond accordingly.

By joining TCAP you become a part of an organization that has a long history of putting our members first. If you have any questions regarding membership and how TCAP works, I would love to tell you more about the TCAP story. Please contact me at msomereve@tcaptx.com.

— Margaret Somereve, Executive Director