Texas Energy Crisis Reveals a Lesson for Investors
Texans endured extreme weather last week. As home heating systems kicked on, power plants struggled to meet demand. Much of the state lost electricity. Some systems managed to meet demand. But the cost of that access was higher than expected for some. The New York Times reported on one customer facing an electric bill of $16,752. That’s over 70 times an average month for all utilities combined. Other news sites covered similar stories. There was a common theme in the news: All the bills were from customers of Griddy. This small, Houston-based company sells electricity at wholesale prices and charges[…]
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