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Texas' top electricity regulator resigned yesterday as the state's largest electric cooperative filed for bankruptcy, Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm called for grid changes, companies reported losses in the billions of dollars, and lawsuits mounted after this month's historic blackouts.
By Miranda Willson and Edward Klump in Energywire
Mitt Romney relied on Gina McCarthy to guide his climate program when he was governor of Massachusetts. A similar partnership now could propel climate legislation.
By Benjamin Storrow in Climatewire
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Texas' top electricity regulator resigned yesterday as the state's largest electric cooperative filed for bankruptcy, Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm called for grid changes, companies reported losses in the billions of dollars, and lawsuits mounted after this month's historic blackouts.
By Miranda Willson and Edward Klump in Energywire
Mitt Romney relied on Gina McCarthy to guide his climate program when he was governor of Massachusetts. A similar partnership now could propel climate legislation.
By Benjamin Storrow in Climatewire