Blog: Texas Cities Make Solar Energy Progress
The analysis also found that almost 90 percent of the surveyed cities nationwide had more than doubled their total installed solar photovoltaic capacity between 2013 and 2019.
Blog: CenterPoint Shuts Down Website, Keeps Focus on Regulated Business
The move marks only the latest retreat from competitive markets for CenterPoint, which is best known for the regulated transmission and distribution networks it operates around Houston and the Gulf Coast.
BLOG: New Law Requires Public Disclosure of Utility Safety Reports
Under a new law, the Texas Public Utility Commission now posts utility safety reports online.
Blog: Regulators Extend COVID-19 Non-ERCOT Disconnection Moratorium
Set to expire May 15, a moratorium on non-ERCOT utility disconnections has been extended.
Blog: ERCOT Predicts Hot Summer and Record Use but Sufficient Reserves
If the forecast proves accurate, the 2020 summer peak will beat the all-time peak record set on August 12, 2019.
Blog: New Market Players in Dispute with Texas REPs
In exchange for a fee, the concierges purchase power on behalf of customers and then switch them if better deals come along. But some retail electric providers now refuse to sell power who use concierge services.