Texas Coalition for Affordable Power’s (TCAP) report on electric deregulation in Texas says the industry has failed to deliver, while industry and agency critics find fault with the reports price and reliability comparisons. Texans have paid higher prices for power that is less reliable – as evidenced by two rolling blackouts – during a decade [...]
Posts Tagged ‘deregulation’
Texas Coalition for Affordable Power Release Report on Electric Deregulation
Posted in Global Warming, tagged deregulation, electric reliability council of texas, Texas Coalition for Affordable Power, texas public utility commission on January 30, 2012 | 11 Comments »
Deregulation has put Texas energy security at risk.
Posted in Air Quality, Coal, Energy, Global Warming, Renewables, Texas Legislature, tagged deregulation, Energy, Public utilities commission, Rolling blackout, solar power, Texas, wind power on August 5, 2011 | 2 Comments »
The PUC wants to have a meeting at the end of August to try to figure out how to fix Texas’s experiment of a deregulated generation market, as we look like we are going to run out of energy during what could be ever increasing hot summers. It seems the current market based behavior doesn’t [...]
Is the electricity market failing Texans
Posted in Energy, tagged deregulation, Electricity market, houston chronicle, rolling blackouts, Texas on February 12, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Loren Steffy, the Houston Chronicle‘s business columnist writes this week about why the lights went out. We are left with an electricity market that has failed at both ends. Leaving our power supply dependent on the whims of that market means that last week probably won’t be the last time it leaves us in the [...]
Texas sends Hot-headed letter to EPA on CO2: partisan political ploy at its worst
Posted in Global Warming, TCEQ, tagged bryan shaw, carbon regulation, clean air act, deregulation, Dr. Al Armendariz, EPA, greenhouse gas emissions, greg abbott, Lisa Jackson, Massachusetts v EPA, public citizen texas, Rick Perry, tailoring rule, TCEQ, Texas, Texas Attorney General on August 4, 2010 | 2 Comments »
On Monday Aug 2, the Texas Attorney General and TCEQ Commissioner sent a strongly-worded (read: childish and churlish) letter to the EPA saying in no way would Texas comply with regulating greenhouse gases under the Clean Air Act. But their ploy reeks more of politics than sound public policy.
Electricity Deregulation in Texas–High Cost Problems and One Solution
Posted in Consumers, Energy, tagged deregulation, electricity prices, Energy on July 23, 2008 | 4 Comments »
The effect of electricity deregulation has been harmful to Texans of all social backgrounds and economic levels across the state.

















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