Blog: Regulators Consider Designation of Critical Gas Facilities
In comments before regulators, TCAP and other city coalitions identified the lack of critical facility designations as a top system failure during this year’s blackouts.
Blog: TCAP Issues Market Reform Recommendations
Changing the “ancillary services” market should be part of discussions for “reliability first” power market reforms.
Geoffrey M. Gay, a TCAP Founder and Long-Time City Advocate, Retires
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.
BLOG: Electric Deregulation Bill Charges to Phase Out Soon
Cumulatively, the charges have totaled more than $6.6 billion. Utility customers — both home users or businesses — have had them included with their transmission and distribution rates.
