ERCOT

Lubbock Power & Light has filed its official 12-month notice to ERCOT, which puts them one step closer to the retail market.

It's another hot day across Texas and it's another day that the Electric Reliability Council of Texas is asking Texans to cut back on energy use for most of the day on Wednesday. By now, we all should know what that means. ERCOT is asking the people of Texas to move their thermostats to 78 degrees from 2-9 p...

ERCOT has issued an alert for July 11th that states "a projected reserve capacity shortage with no market solution available" could happen between 2 and 8 p.m.

Are you ready for temperatures throughout Texas? I know what some of you are thinking, 'it's already been hot, what do you mean am I ready?' Well, yes, it has been hot, but this weekend we seem to be pushing it even hotter throughout the state...

Unless you live with someone who's always, always, always cold, you're not putting the thermostat at 78 degrees.

ERCOT said it expects to have "sufficient installed generating capacity to serve peak demands in the upcoming summer season."

The Electric Reliability Council of Texas is asking Texans to conserve power throughout the weekend, particularly during peak hours. The announcement comes after six power plants went offline. The six power plants that tripped offline resulted in a loss of 2,900 MW of power...

Lubbock could see record highs on either Friday or Saturday. About 70% of Lubbock Power & Light is on the ERCOT grid

Tuesday's vote by the Lubbock City Council, officially begins the process to have LP&L enter the competitive electric market. The change should occur in late 2023.

Lubbock Power and Light is continuing to move in the direction of competition in the power market and that, hopefully, will bring about lower prices for consumers. This has been the direction Lubbock Power and Light has been moving and after a Tuesday meeting, it is clear that allowing customers to choose their electric provider in the ERCOT market is where we are moving...

What the hell? You Could Lose Power in Texas Just Like We Did Last Time I just have no words about this. I'm stunned. ERCOT is warning that the grid is still vulnerable if a major storm hits. (And don't they always?) Why is this still a thing...

Texas politicians have said that ERCOT is safe, so Lubbock is all good, right? Wrong!