Jan 28, 2021 | City Matters
In addition to his integral founding role with TCAP, the Austin-based attorney served as a driving force behind several municipal energy-related organizations and, over the course of his long career, negotiated and litigated utility rate matters collectively valued at more than $1 billion on behalf of more than 300 cities.
Nov 23, 2020 | City Matters
The city-backed candidates will return to spots they currently hold on ERCOT’s 16-member board, as well as on a key policymaking panel.
Nov 5, 2020 | City Matters
A new report offers insights for building operators — including municipalities — who may be considering upgrades to their existing gas-burning heating systems.
Dec 4, 2019 | City Matters
ERCOT has changed the protocols to update the prices that distributed generation (often times back up generators) may receive in future years for energy they provide to the grid. Traditionally, distributed generation over 1 MW would be paid a load zone price as...
Jun 18, 2019 | City Matters
When discussing electric service, the term congestion comes up from time to time. While it may sound simple in concept, congestion can be a complicated subject and definitely has an impact on the price a Texas customer pays for energy in ERCOT.
Apr 22, 2019 | City Matters
Is your City leadership ready for their next electric contract, or will they get zapped by the hidden gotchas rarely exposed?