- The Electric Reliability Council of Texas manages the state's energy grid and provides forecasts.
- The Electric Reliability Council of Texas is facing pressure to overhaul its application processes to accommodate new transmission line designs for oil companies in West Texas.
AEP Texas and CPS Energy filed for transmission line approvals while the ERC designs state's largest infrastructure project.
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Updated Sep 11
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What happened
AEP Texas and CPS Energy filed for transmission line approvals while the ERC designs state's largest infrastructure project.
Who's involved
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The Electric Reliability Council of Texas is facing pressure to overhaul its application processes to accommodate new transmission line designs for oil companies in West Texas. All 1 developmentsWithin The Electric Reliability Council of Texas manages the state's energy grid and provides forecasts.
The entities involved
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AEP Texas
utility in the United States
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CPS Energy
municipal electric utility of San Antonio
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Electric Reliability Council of Texas
regional transmission organization in Texas
Related events
- Paxton urged the state to pause consideration of new transmission line projects involving CPS Energy, Oncor Electric Delivery, and AEP Texas near Glen Rose.
- The state grid operator in Texas is facing political pushback as oil and gas industry expansion in West Texas strains the power grid, risking rolling blackouts due to congestion.
- The Electric Reliability Council of Texas operates within the state of Texas.
- ERCOT is managing the power grid in Texas.
- Texas state oversees ERCOT's massive transmission expansion plan, including proposed 765-kilovolt lines.