ERCOT drops plans to add 3 GW for winter reliability after 'zombie' power plants fail to bid
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Carrie Bivens and Will McAdams are expected to resign from their positions working for the Texas power grid operator, ERCOT.
(Bloomberg) -- Two key figures in the oversight of Texas’ power infrastructure are set to resign at a critical time for the second-largest US state amid booming electricity demand.Most Read from BloombergRockstar Plans to Announce Much Anticipated ‘Grand Theft Auto VI’US 30-Year Mortgage Rate Tumbles by Most in More Than a YearAdam Neumann Remains a Billionaire Even With WeWork BankruptcyGriffin Says Peace Dividend Over, High Inflation to Last DecadesCarrie Bivens, the independent market monitor
The state is scrambling to line up winter power as a ballot initiative in Tuesday's election may lead to more gas plants.
Texas power grid operator approved for a 40% budget increase