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Railroad Commission makes “Big Ask” for More IT Funding in Advance of 89th Legislature

Railroad Commission makes “Big Ask” for More IT Funding in Advance of 89th Legislature

by R.A. Dyer | Nov 20, 2024 | Texas Legislature

In all, the commission has requested $466,560,272 in biennial funding, with revenues from fees and surcharges covering 34.9 percent of its request and tax-supported General Revenue sources comprising 41.2 percent. ________________________________________________ The...
Legislative Committees Zero In On Electric Market Changes and Projected Load Growth

Legislative Committees Zero In On Electric Market Changes and Projected Load Growth

by ACSC | Jun 21, 2024 | Reports, Texas Legislature

The interim hearings illustrated that the electric market remains a crucial subject for Texas policymaking as we approach the next legislative session. ________________________________________________ Electric market changes adopted during the 2023 legislative session...
Budget Highlights: This Year’s Railroad Commission Appropriations Allow New Hires

Budget Highlights: This Year’s Railroad Commission Appropriations Allow New Hires

by ACSC | Jul 21, 2023 | Texas Legislature

This year’s legislative appropriations will allow the Texas Railroad Commission to hire 50 new pipeline safety professionals. ________________________________________________ The Texas Railroad Commission will receive approximately $481 million over the next two...
88th Texas Legislature Wrap-Up: Gas Utility Legislation that Passed and Failed During Session

88th Texas Legislature Wrap-Up: Gas Utility Legislation that Passed and Failed During Session

by ACSC | Jun 21, 2023 | Texas Legislature

HB 2264 adds a new subsection of the Gas Utility Regulatory Act that will allow retail gas distribution systems to create energy conservation programs. ________________________________________________ Below we describe the final outcomes of some of the major bills...
88th Texas Legislature Wrap-Up: Gas Utility Legislation that Passed and Failed During Session

Some Gas Utility Legislation Remains Viable as 88th Session End Draws Near

by ACSC | May 10, 2023 | Texas Legislature

The Senate version of SB 30 would allocate tax dollars to retire securitization debt from excess fuel charges incurred by gas utility ratepayers during Winter Storm Uri. ________________________________________________ More than 300 bills have been filed during the...
88th Texas Legislature Wrap-Up: Gas Utility Legislation that Passed and Failed During Session

88th Legislative Update: Viable bills, Committee Action & Market Redesign Review

by ACSC | Apr 26, 2023 | Texas Legislature

SB 2012 would place limits on the potentially expensive Performance Credit Mechanism, authorized by the PUC. ________________________________________________ The 88th Texas Legislature inches toward its end, and one of the last major ERCOT reform bills left standing...
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