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Greg Abbott's restriction rollback beats talking about Texas blackouts - Vimarsana News

Greg Abbott's restriction rollback beats talking about Texas blackouts

Ross Ramsey says Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's decision to open the state 100 percent beats talking about the power outages that left millions freezing

Gov. Abbott crisscrossing Texas to distract from power grid crisis, critics say - Vimarsana News

Gov. Abbott crisscrossing Texas to distract from power grid crisis, critics say

Democrats say Abbott is only indulging his supporters to try and steer the conversation...

Texas utility officials won't reverse $16 billion in electricity overcharges - Vimarsana News

Texas utility officials won't reverse $16 billion in electricity overcharges

AUSTIN, Texas — About $16 billion in overcharges for wholesale electricity racked up because of a pricing error during the massive failure of the state's power grid last month won't

Texas will not reverse $16 billion in electricity overcharges - Vimarsana News

Texas will not reverse $16 billion in electricity overcharges

The Public Utility Commission of Texas said on Friday it will be too difficult to reprice the charges and "impossible to unscramble this sort of egg."

Former ERCOT CEO Bill Magness refuses more than $800,000 in severance pay after destructive winter storm - Vimarsana News

Former ERCOT CEO Bill Magness refuses more than $800,000 in severance pay after destructive winter storm

Bill Magness, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas CEO who was terminated by his board Wednesday, said he will not accept more than $800,000 in severance pay, according to an ERCOT spokesperson. The board for the nonprofit entity that operates and manages the electricity grid that covers much of Texas voted Wednesday in favor of his 60-day termination notice. Magness was terminated without cause, a spokesperson said. According to the terms of his employment contract, his severance pay would have been equivalent to one year of his current base salary, which is more than $800,000. Both ER...

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