Keep the Texas Market Competitive

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Powering Texans advocates for free market policies and principles within the Texas energy landscape. By taking action and signing the petition, we can encourage competition which will lower costs and secure more affordable and reliable power for Texans, our businesses and our families.

Our Priorities

Here in Texas, our businesses and people thrive thanks to the free market on which our state was built. However, out-of-state special interests want more government control in the power generation market and believe the government should be in the business of picking winners and losers. PoweringTexans is dedicated to protecting Texas’ energy landscape by advancing free market principles and minimal government intervention.

We know that onerous government control over the power market, as witnessed in states such as California, makes power less affordable and less reliable. We are here to educate Texans on the dangers of this model and promote the benefits of a free energy market. Our coalition is dedicated to combating misguided legislative measures that will lead to a crisis in affordability and reliability of power to our homes, businesses and communities. We stand ready to champion policies that encourage competition and preserve our power.

Powering Texans’ Member Companies Selected to Advance Projects to Strengthen Power Generation Capacity

Texas Public Utility Commission (PUC) approved Texas Energy Fund (TEF) applications to move forward to the due diligence phase of the program for member companies to bring more than 1,600 MW of generation online Austin, Texas — On Thursday, the Public Utility Commission (PUC) announced its selections for the projects that will move

Powering Texans Members Leading the Way to Stronger Texas Grid

Austin, Texas — Today, Powering Texans member companies have collectively submitted plans to bring an estimated 5,000 megawatts of additional dispatchable gas generation capacity online. “The market reforms the Legislature passed, and the PUC is implementing, are working,” Powering Texans CEO Walt Baum said. “The focus on sending investment signals