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Power outages lead to staggering $900M financial hit for Irving-based Vistra Energy
"Vistra management preliminarily estimates the one-time adverse impact will be in the range of $900 million to [$1.3 billion],” the company stated in its 8-K filing.
Right on the Money
Electric execs testify that their huge costs to keep generating power during winter storm will not be passed to Texas consumers
What about consumers who were on variable rate plans and have seen their electric bills skyrocket? That is still being worked out.
Right on the Money
Electric execs testify that huge costs to keep generating power in winter storm will not be passed to Texas consumers
What about consumers who were on variable rate plans and have seen their electric bills skyrocket? That is still being worked out.
Local News
Plumbing supplies arrive in North Texas as residents still living without water
“They just can't find the supplies, and they're working 16-hour days,” Craig Berendzen said. “These plumbers are working as much as they can stand.”
Local News
'Last week we faced a new challenge': Oncor executives discuss winter storms on 2020 earnings call
Oncor delivers electricity to about 3.7 million customers across North Texas and other parts of Texas. When outages peaked, 1.3 million were without power last week.
Business
'We designed this entire grid for Ozzie and Harriet weather,' Texas energy expert says, recommending major changes to lawmakers
On Thursday, Texas lawmakers will question energy executives and ERCOT officials in two public hearings that could last into the night.
News
Target donates 750K to help Texans recover after winter storms
Target’s donation will go toward organizations helping to provide necessities like food, shelter, medicine and transportation.
Local News
5 ERCOT board members who live out of state to resign following board meeting Wednesday
All of them lived out of state, records show.
Local News
'I haven't got much sleep': Plumbers working long hours to help repair burst pipes after Texas winter storm
“I haven’t got much sleep, my phone won’t stop ringing… and there are not enough of us to get it all fixed,” said Tyler Murray, a journeyman plumber from Wylie.
Local News
Texas livestock, crop losses expected to be 'in the millions' after winter storm
Johnson County alone suffered $276,000 in losses. Statewide numbers are still being counted.
Right on the Money
State Farm adjusters go virtual as more than 34,000 claims roll in for Texas winter storm
The largest insurer in Texas is using video calls to stay distanced during pandemic and to get to a mountain of claims.
Business
Power outages lead to staggering $900M financial hit for Irving-based Vistra Energy
"Vistra management preliminarily estimates the one-time adverse impact will be in the range of $900 million to [$1.3 billion],” the company stated in its 8-K filing.
Right on the Money
Electric execs testify that their huge costs to keep generating power during winter storm will not be passed to Texas consumers
What about consumers who were on variable rate plans and have seen their electric bills skyrocket? That is still being worked out.
Right on the Money
Electric execs testify that huge costs to keep generating power in winter storm will not be passed to Texas consumers
What about consumers who were on variable rate plans and have seen their electric bills skyrocket? That is still being worked out.
Local News
Plumbing supplies arrive in North Texas as residents still living without water
“They just can't find the supplies, and they're working 16-hour days,” Craig Berendzen said. “These plumbers are working as much as they can stand.”
Local News
'Last week we faced a new challenge': Oncor executives discuss winter storms on 2020 earnings call
Oncor delivers electricity to about 3.7 million customers across North Texas and other parts of Texas. When outages peaked, 1.3 million were without power last week.
Business
'We designed this entire grid for Ozzie and Harriet weather,' Texas energy expert says, recommending major changes to lawmakers
On Thursday, Texas lawmakers will question energy executives and ERCOT officials in two public hearings that could last into the night.
News
Target donates 750K to help Texans recover after winter storms
Target’s donation will go toward organizations helping to provide necessities like food, shelter, medicine and transportation.
Local News
5 ERCOT board members who live out of state to resign following board meeting Wednesday
All of them lived out of state, records show.
Local News
'I haven't got much sleep': Plumbers working long hours to help repair burst pipes after Texas winter storm
“I haven’t got much sleep, my phone won’t stop ringing… and there are not enough of us to get it all fixed,” said Tyler Murray, a journeyman plumber from Wylie.
Local News
Texas livestock, crop losses expected to be 'in the millions' after winter storm
Johnson County alone suffered $276,000 in losses. Statewide numbers are still being counted.
Right on the Money
State Farm adjusters go virtual as more than 34,000 claims roll in for Texas winter storm
The largest insurer in Texas is using video calls to stay distanced during pandemic and to get to a mountain of claims.
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