The Texas Tribune reports:
Several bills responding to Texas’ February power outages — including one mandating that power plants prepare facilities for extreme weather and another reforming the Electric Reliability Council of Texas board — were advanced by the Texas House State Affairs Committee on Thursday.
None addressed the price ERCOT set for wholesale electricity prices during the storm and power outages. There’s been a growing political divide between the Texas Senate and House over addressing an independent market monitor’s finding that ERCOT artificially inflated prices and overbilled energy companies.
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Several bills responding to Texas’ February power outages — including one mandating that power plants prepare facilities for extreme weather — were advanced by the Texas House State Affairs Committee on Thursday. #TXlege https://t.co/aSxDFq8cu4
— Texas Tribune (@TexasTribune) March 19, 2021