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Should you intervene?

September 15, 2017 by Brad Bayliff

Are you a Texas landowner concerned about a transmission line proposed to be built near your property? Have you received a letter notifying you that your property may be affected by a new transmission line? Do you want to know your options to protect your rights? Should you intervene? The most important thing! The most […]

Filed Under: FAQs Tagged With: intervene

Abbott appoints Shelly Botkin to PUC

June 13, 2018 by Brad Bayliff

Governor Greg Abbott appointed Shelly Botkin to the Public Utility Commission of Texas. Her term expires September 1, 2019. She is expected to be sworn in Wednesday, June 13 and participate in her first PUC Open Meeting on Thursday, June 14. Botkin’s appointment will bring the commission back to three commissioners. She will fill the position […]

Filed Under: PUC News Tagged With: ERCOT, puc, shelly botkin

PUC selects John Paul Urban as Executive Director

March 20, 2018 by Brad Bayliff

During a March 19, 2018 open meeting, the Public Utility Commission of Texas announced the hiring of John Paul Urban as Executive Director to replace Brian Lloyd, who recently resigned. Urban previously served as the PUC’s Director of Government Relations from 2011-2014. He also previously served as Chief of Staff for Rep. Wayne Smith. Most recently, he served as […]

Filed Under: PUC News Tagged With: deann walker, executive director, john paul urban

Marquez resigns from Texas PUC

March 9, 2018 by Brad Bayliff

Brandy Marty Marquez announced her resignation from the Public Utility Commission of Texas on March 8, 2018. Commissioner Marquez served on the commission since Gov. Perry appointed her in August 2013. Her resignation is effective April 1. Texas public servant Before her appointment as PUC commissioner, Marquez worked in several key roles including Chief of Staff […]

Filed Under: PUC News Tagged With: brandy marty marquez

Abbott appoints Arthur D’Andrea to PUC

November 17, 2017 by Brad Bayliff

Governor Greg Abbott appointed Arthur D’Andrea to the Public Utility Commission of Texas. His term expires September 1, 2023. D’Andrea participated in his first open meeting on November 17, 2017, where Chair DeAnn T. Walker and Commissioner Brandy Marty Marquez welcomed him to the commission. Before his appointment, D’Andrea was an assistant general counsel for […]

Filed Under: PUC News Tagged With: abbott, D'Andrea

Abbott appoints DeAnn Walker to PUC

September 21, 2017 by Brad Bayliff

Governor Greg Abbott appointed DeAnn Walker to the Public Utility Commission of Texas and named her chair of the PUC. Her term expires September 1, 2021. Walker currently serves as a senior policy advisor to Governor Abbott on regulated industries. Previously, she served as the director of Regulatory Affairs and as an associate general counsel […]

Filed Under: PUC News Tagged With: abbott, chair, deann walker

Free eBrochure for landowners

September 20, 2017 by Brad Bayliff

Did you receive a letter from an electric utility? Did a utility notify you your property may be affected by a high voltage electric transmission line the utility intends to construct in your area? Are you looking for information on what to do now? Ask for my free eBrochure for landowners “What to do if […]

Filed Under: FAQs

Commission statement on Oncor media reports

August 19, 2017 by Brad Bayliff

With respect to a variety of media reports issued in the last 48 hours, the Public Utility Commission would like to remind all media outlets and parties that any agreements entered into by Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) Staff or other stakeholders are not binding upon the Commissioners and should not be represented as […]

Filed Under: PUC News Tagged With: Oncor

Prehearing conference FAQs

August 5, 2017 by Brad Bayliff

In a transmission line case at the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUC), the first thing a landowner does is file a request to intervene. The first step in the legal process usually is a prehearing conference. No later than soon after the intervention deadline, the PUC refers the case to the State Office of […]

Filed Under: FAQs Tagged With: prehearing conference, procedural schedule

Entergy Texas requests docket number for new transmission line in Montgomery and Walker Counties, Texas

August 2, 2017 by Brad Bayliff

On August 1, 2017, Entergy Texas requested the Public Utility Commission of Texas issue a docket number for a new transmission line in Montgomery and Walker Counties, Texas. The Commission assigned the project to Docket Number 47462. Entergy will file its application in the assigned docket. Parties in the case will submit all other filings in […]

Filed Under: Transmission Line Projects Tagged With: entergy, montgomery county, walker county

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Free eBrochure for landowners

Did you receive a letter from an electric utility? Did a utility notify you your property may be affected by a high voltage electric transmission line the utility intends to construct in your area? Are you looking for information on what to do now? Ask for my free eBrochure for landowners “What to do if […]

Should you intervene?

Are you a Texas landowner concerned about a transmission line proposed to be built near your property? Have you received a letter notifying you that your property may be affected by a new transmission line? Do you want to know your options to protect your rights? Should you intervene? The most important thing! The most […]

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