John Bucy

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Voting-record position-0.110
CoverageFeb 15, 2021 to Aug 26, 2022
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Most distinctive Energy 0.2 pp above the party median

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Energy0.7%0.5%+0.2 ppOver-indexed56
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John Bucy

@BucyForTexas

Democratic TX House

RT @juliejohnsonTX: ERCOT and the state did not properly winterize the states various generation systems because they didn’t want to spend…

Energy

John Bucy

@BucyForTexas

Democratic TX House

RT @DadePhelan: I've asked the House State Affairs and Energy Resources Committees to convene a joint hearing on Feb. 25 about the factors…

Energy

John Bucy

@BucyForTexas

Democratic TX House

Like many of you my house has gone the duration without power. Over 56 hours now. I’m angry and I’m frustrated and I’m worried for many of our neighbors. I’m also inspired by those who have shared firewood and food, warm rooms and water. (1/5) #txlege

Energy

John Bucy

@BucyForTexas

Democratic TX House

But for Texans to go this long without power, water, & gas is a colossal failure. It’s not an accident, it’s not a perfect storm. This is the result of decades of state leadership focused on deregulation while failing to adequately invest in critical infrastructure. (2/5) #txlege

Energy

John Bucy

@BucyForTexas

Democratic TX House

⚠️ PEC UPDATE: We know many of you have heard rumors and had questions about rate hikes in the midst of this ongoing winter storm. We confirmed with the @PedernalesCoop that the rate of base power per Kilowatt hour will not change during this weather event. (1/3) #txlege https://t.co/X1XX0bxZwq

Energy

John Bucy

@BucyForTexas

Democratic TX House

The #txlege will have a hearing with ERCOT on February 25. That is just the beginning. From the Governor to the board of ERCOT to local power providers, we must demand answers and then take action to make sure nothing like this ever happens again. (4/5)

Energy

John Bucy

@BucyForTexas

Democratic TX House

RT @austinmobility: Austin, it looks like widespread power outages are predicted to last through the night and even into tomorrow afternoon…

Energy

John Bucy

@BucyForTexas

Democratic TX House

RT @DonnaHowardTX: 🧵It’s impossible to overstate the pain that the infrastructure failures of last week inflicted—and are still inflicting—…

Energy

John Bucy

@BucyForTexas

Democratic TX House

RT @AlexSamuelsx5: A lot of Texans — including myself! — are still w/o power + water. Austin Energy said customers still experiencing outag…

Energy

John Bucy

@BucyForTexas

Democratic TX House

RT @ChrisGTurner: This is the best article I have read so far explaining how the electricity market in Texas works (or doesn’t work, as is…

Energy