Changing How Texans Pay for Power

NRG power plant in Limestone County (Dave Fehling, KUHF)

March 8, 2013

If this summer turns out as hot and dry as expected, providing enough electricity will be a challenge. But one solution may involve how you spend.

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“The consumer education that’s been attempted at the moment is to frighten customers. There’s brownouts coming, we’re going to have volatile prices. Consumers are like yeah, whatever.

— Steven Murray with Direct Energy, an electricity retailer

Read the full story at StateImpact Texas.

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