TPPF releases "Texas Electric Meter"
On January 1, 2007, Texas completed its transition to retail electric competition. Critics of deregulation were vocal during the last legislative session, declaring it to be a failure and barely falling short in their efforts to re-regulate the Texas electric market. But with a full year of competition under our belt, how is competition working out? This week, the Foundation debuted its new project, the Texas Electric Meter, a statistical report that will monitor the health and vitality of the Texas competitive electric market. Bill Peacock, Director of the Foundation's Center for Economic Freedom, compiled the report, and he shares his findings on this week's edition of Texas PolicyCast.
Labels: bill peacock, electric deregulation, texas electric meter, texas public policy foundation, tppf
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