Power companies seeking low-interest loans to build gas-fired plants through a new $5 billion energy fund can begin submitting applications June 1 under rules approved Thursday by Texas utility regulators. The Public Utility Commission made a few tweaks to the Texas Energy Fund’s loan program before passing it unanimously. The funding, which is meant to add so-called dispatchable generation to Texas’ creaky power grid, is the first of four programs being created under the fund.
Texas Prop 7 is so bad, electric companies didn’t want this giveaway The program can support the installation of up to 10,000 megawatts of new or upgraded generation capacity in the ERCOT region, according to the PUC. It targets gas-fired plants that state officials say are needed to ensure power can be available when needed — or dispatchable.
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