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Texas Electricity Market Trends Analyzed Following Hinojosa's Election

1 report, 1 independent Updated Thu 00:00
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Ramanan Krishnamoorti, an energy expert at the University of Houston, reported that electricity prices in Houston have increased by approximately 40% over the last five years. Following Gina Hinojosa's election as Texas governor, there is renewed attention on her campaign promise to lower costs by freezing residential rates and requiring large electricity users to contribute to power grid costs.

From click2houston.com

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The current high cost of electricity is a significant issue for Houston families. While the Public Utility Commission of Texas regulates key market parts, Krishnamoorti noted that the governor has tools, such as the power to veto state budget spending, to influence lawmakers regarding how large users pay for grid costs.

From click2houston.com

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