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Texas landowners seek pause in $2B 765-kV transmission line case over notice concerns
The request asks regulators to halt a Permian Basin powerline case amid claims that property owners were not properly notified after route changes to a buildout tied to growing ERCOT grid needs.
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A group of Texas landowners has requested that regulators pause a $2 billion transmission line project due to concerns over notice procedures. The landowners claim that they were not properly informed about changes to the project's route, which is part of a larger effort to meet growing energy demands in the ERCOT grid.
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