In Texas, a request has been made for protection of ratepayers across the state. This development involves the City of El Paso and the Public Utility Commission. Further action was taken in response to a move by Governor Greg Abbott.
Details about this request can be found through local news sources. The City's request includes areas not covered by the main electrical grid, indicating a broader scope for the proposed protections.
Recent coverage curated from local and regional sources.
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