TEXAS BLACKOUTS
State regulators don't back $16B fix
Texas regulators chose not to revise wholesale prices in the state's main power region despite a market monitor's report that a power crisis last month led to $16 billion in excessive charges.
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Edward Klump, E&E News reporter
Texas regulators chose not to revise wholesale prices in the state's main power region despite a market monitor's report that a power crisis last month led to $16 billion in excessive charges.
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