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ERCOT Offers Alternative Lower Collateral Proposal For REPs Under Uplift Financing Program

ERCOT Remains Opposed To Volumetric Mechanism For Calculating Uplift Financing Charges As Favored By Most REPs

In rebuttal testimony, ERCOT rejected proposals from several retail electric providers to calculate charges to recover costs of the uplift financing program under HB 4492 on a $/MWh basis. ERCOT continues to propose to collect costs via a daily lump sum charged to LSEs based on the load ratio share…

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Texas REPs Oppose ERCOT's Initially Proposed Method For Calculating Uplift Financing Charges

REPs Oppose Additional Financial Security Sought By ERCOT TXU Reports That Uplift Exposure For TXU & Sister REPs Is $850 Million

Several Texas retail electric providers have opposed ERCOT's proposal for how ERCOT will calculate charges to recover costs of the uplift financing program under HB 4492. REPs also opposed additional security requirements proposed by ERCOT under the financing program

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Twenty Texas Senators Tell PUC That Uplift Financing Proceeds Intended To Only Be Utilized, "To Prevent Unnecessary Uplift Charges Due To Defaults"; Also Say Netting Is Required

Twenty Texas State Senators, including Senators Charles Schwertner and Kelly Hancock, have filed a letter with the Texas PUC explaining their position that the legislative intent of HB 4492 is that netting is required in establishing proceeds to be provided to LSEs under the "uplift" financing…

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Texas Gov. Signs ERCOT Market Securitization Bill; Financing Programs Include Relief For REPs From Ancillary Service, Reliability Adder Charges Above $9,000, As Well As ERCOT Defaults/Short-Pays

Final Bill Omitted Relief To REPs For 32 Hours At $9,000 After Load Shed Ended

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has signed HB 4492, which provides a financing program available to retail electric providers for ancillary service charges and reliability deployment price adders above the $9,000 cap

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ERCOT Market Securitization Bill Sent To Governor, Omits Relief To REPs For 32 Hours At $9,000 After Load Shed Ended

Financing Programs Include Relief For REPs From Ancillary Service, Reliability Adder Charges Above $9,000, As Well As ERCOT Defaults/Short-Pays Lt. Gov. Calls For Special Session To Include Electricity Ratepayer Relief

The Texas House and Senate have both passed a conference committee version of HB 4492, and the bill has been enrolled and is being sent to the governor

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Texas Senate Committee Advances ERCOT Default, Uplift Securitization Bill Without Changes, Retains Relief For REP Ancillary Service Costs

Floor Amendments To Be Offered, But Committee Leadership Says Their Amendments Won't Exclude Ancillary Services Or Adder Charges Still Racing Against End Of Session Deadline, Especially As Bill Will Differ From House Under Floor Amendments

Amendment To Separate Cooperative-Focused Securitization Bill Would Force Co-ops Into "Competitive Market" If Co-ops Owing Money To ERCOT Do Not Use Securitization

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