Texas Governor Criticizes Energy Response as Houston Struggles Post-Beryl

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Texas Governor Greg Abbott has criticized CenterPoint Energy for its handling of power outages in Houston following Hurricane Beryl, despite the utility's assurance that power will be mostly restored by Wednesday. The Texas Public Utility Commission has launched an investigation into CenterPoint's storm preparation and response. Abbott has demanded plans to protect the power supply for the rest of the hurricane season, but some experts argue that the state's regulatory framework has failed to ensure resilient transmission lines. The prolonged outages have exacerbated heat-related illnesses and other issues in the Houston area.
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- Texas governor criticizes Houston energy as utility says power will be mostly restored by Wednesday The Associated Press
- Here's who's eligible to receive help from the Hurricane Beryl Recovery Fund KHOU.com
- ‘I will be issuing an executive order’: Gov. Abbott examines CenterPoint’s future in Texas after Beryl response KPRC Click2Houston
- Thousands in Houston still without power amid brutal heatwave after Beryl The Guardian US
- Hurricane Beryl Recovery Fund launched after storm devastates 68,000 Harris County homes KTRK-TV
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