Tex. Utilities Code § 35.151
This is the official text of Tex. Utilities Code § 35.151, part of Texas’s Utilities Code — regulates utility companies.
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§ 35.151. ELECTRIC ENERGY STORAGE.
Official statutory text
This subchapter applies only to the ownership or operation of electric energy storage equipment or facilities in the ERCOT power region that are intended to:
(1) provide energy or ancillary services at wholesale, including electric energy storage equipment or facilities listed on a power generation company's registration with the commission or, for an exempt wholesale generator, on the generator's registration with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission; or
(2) provide reliable delivery of electric energy to distribution customers.
(1) provide energy or ancillary services at wholesale, including electric energy storage equipment or facilities listed on a power generation company's registration with the commission or, for an exempt wholesale generator, on the generator's registration with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission; or
(2) provide reliable delivery of electric energy to distribution customers.
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