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State's power crisis spills into retail market with fewer choices, higher prices FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Frozen utility lines in Austin, Texas, U.S., on Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2021. The crisis that has knocked out power for days to millions of homes and businesses in Texas and across the central U.S. is getting worse, with blackouts expected to last until at least Thursday. Photographer: Thomas Ryan Allison/BloombergThomas Ryan Allison / BloombergShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Residents shovel snow from the street in front of a home in East Austin, Texas, U.S., on Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2021. The crisis...

Summer power supplies could decrease electricity prices FacebookTwitterEmail Consumers will likely see lower electricity prices heading into summer after the state-managed power grid signaled that supplies of electricity should be ample enough next summer yet not as robust as previously estimated.Ryan Holeywell / Houston Chronicle Consumers will likely see lower electricity prices heading into summer after the manager of the state power grid signaled that supplies of electricity should be ample enough in summer though not as robust as previously estimated. The Electric Reliability Council of ...

Griddy takes disruption to another 'multilevel' FacebookTwitterEmail Griddy, the California-based wholesale power retailer, entered the Houston market with its daring billboards.Karen Warren, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer Griddy, the California-based startup that opened the wholesale electricity market to Texas consumers three years ago, is taking a page from some of its more traditional competitors and will sell power through commission-based networks. NRG Energy and Vistra, the two biggest power sellers in Texas, recently invested millions of dollars buying companies that rely on m...

Griddy takes disruption to another 'multilevel' FacebookTwitterEmail Griddy, the California-based wholesale power retailer, entered the Houston market with its daring billboards.Karen Warren, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer Griddy, the California-based startup that opened the wholesale electricity market to Texas consumers three years ago, is taking a page from some of its more traditional competitors and will sell power through commission-based networks. NRG Energy and Vistra, the two biggest power sellers in Texas, recently invested millions of dollars buying companies that rely on m...