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The commission also announced it would open a new proceeding to examine the threat climate change poses to electric reliability, following FERC's decision last week to close its resilience docket.
In a deregulated market, one where one company generates power, another delivers it, and another sells it, there's little incentive not to cut corners, the author writes.
At the highest point, about 48.6% of the grid operator's power generation — 52,277 MW out of 107,514 MW in installed capacity — was forced offline due to the extreme weather conditions.
Securitization can ease impacts of COVID-19 moratoria debt, stranded asset costs, and extreme weather losses, but bankers and regulators agree that customer costs need oversight.
With grid performance in the spotlight amid last week's crisis in Texas, take a moment to review grid resiliency trends and developments in our new Trendline.
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