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Politicians keep sabotaging energy infrastructure — then wonder why prices soar

When a Texas utility tried to walk away from natural-gas agreements after the 2021 winter storm, a state judge sent an important message: Contracts matter. The case involved CPS Energy, the municipal utility serving San Antonio, and pipeline companies owned by Energy Transfer. During Winter Storm Uri, CPS Energy relied heavily on short-term gas purchases […]

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Washington ExaminerLean R·1h ago
Politicians keep sabotaging energy infrastructure — then wonder why prices soar
When a Texas utility tried to walk away from natural-gas agreements after the 2021 winter storm, a state judge sent an important message: Contracts matter. The case involved CPS Energy, the municipal utility serving San Antonio, and pipeline companies owned by Energy Transfer. During Winter Storm Uri, CPS Energy relied heavily on short-term gas purchases […]
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