Responding to February’s devastating winter storm, Texas regulators consider ways to add ties to neighboring grids without triggering FERC oversight.

ERCOT's final resource adequacy assessment for the fall indicates it has sufficient installed generating capacity to meet peak demand under extreme conditions.

Texas regulators discussed with ERCOT market participants potential changes to an energy market that has been virtually untouched for almost 20 years.

ERCOT staff says they plan to continue in 2022 their conservative operations approach of setting aside additional reserves by procuring ancillary services.

The Texas PUC began hearings over ERCOT's request for a pair of debt-obligation orders to finance $2.9 billion incurred during the February winter storm.

ERCOT has delayed the return of in-person stakeholder meetings until 2022, citing recent increases of COVID-19 Delta variant cases and its move to a new HQ.

A joint inquiry on the devastating effects of Winter Storm Uri will “clearly” call for “reforms in multiple areas,” NERC CEO Jim Robb said.

Texas regulators are grappling with writing weather preparedness measures for generators and transmission service providers as required by state law.

ERCOT’s Technical Advisory Committee has cancelled a scheduled workshop to discuss its future membership and interaction with the incoming board of directors.

The ERCOT Board of Directors agreed to approve the 2022-2023 biennial budget and to keep the administrative fee at its current rate.