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Balch & Bingham Welcomes Energy Partner Todd Kimbrough; Announces Plans for Austin Office

AUSTIN – Balch & Bingham is pleased to announce the addition of Energy Partner Todd Kimbrough, who will lead the firm’s expansion into Austin, a press release states. Todd brings more than 16 years of experience advising energy clients on electricity and natural gas regulations and economic issues associated with energy infrastructure and market design.

ERCOT Prepares for Record Electric Demand This Summer

“While the risk for emergency conditions remains low this summer based on many of the scenarios studied, a combination of factors in real-time, including record demand, high thermal generation outages and low wind/solar output could result in tight grid conditions,” Vice President of Grid Planning and Operations Woody Rickerson said in a press release. “We cannot control the weather or forced generation outages, but we are prepared to deploy the tools that are available to us to maintain a reliable electric system. We hope this report helps market participants prepare to assist the grid if needed.” According to ERCOT s forecast, the new record for energy consumption will be set this summer with a peak demand of 77,144 megawatts. Based on this forecast, the ERCOT region will have a 15.7% reserve margin this summer season. The current system-wide peak demand record for ERCOT is 74,820 megawatts set on Aug. 12, 2019.

Editorial: Don t count on Abbott to prevent the next disaster

Editorial: Don t count on Abbott to prevent the next disaster Express-News Editorial Board FacebookTwitterEmail In her resignation letter DeAnn Walker, the former Public Utility Commission chairwoman, tossed around a lot of blame for the Texas grid failure. But she didn’t mention Gov. Greg Abbott. He appointed her and other PUC members.Korey Howell Photography / What hit Texas, just over two weeks ago, was a winter storm, not an earthquake, but the aftershocks will reverberate. The 4 million Texans who lost power may have their electricity back, but for those families who lost loved ones, there is no return to normal.

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