The Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUC) regulates the rates, operations, and reliability of electric, telecommunications, and water utilities serving Texas customers.
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April 19, 2026
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Anchored Offtake Wins the Queue. Speculation Gets Repriced.
The Hillsboro forum showed the template that works: ERCOT's Eric Meier explained the Public Utility Commission's cost allocation framework that puts interconnection upgrades on the load, not residential ratepayers.
April 9, 2026
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Nine Months to Shape the Rules Texas Is About to Write
ERCOT's interconnection queue has ballooned to 410 gigawatts of requested capacity by 2030, nearly five times the grid's all-time peak of 85.5 GW, forcing the grid operator and the Public Utility Commission to improvise new rules in real time.