NextEra Energy and Energy Future Holdings have assured Texas regulators they won’t be constrained in their review of the NextEra’s agreement to purchase Texas utility Oncor, which includes a $275 million termination fee.
During an update hearing Sept. 26 on EFH’s emergence from Chapter 11 bankruptcy (14-10979-CSS), Judge Christopher S. Sontchi said he had filed a joint letter from EFH and NextEra addressing the Public Utility Commission of Texas’ concerns.
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