Need
What exact load requires this exact 765kV buildout, and what portion is firm versus timing-dependent?
Texas Grid Accountability
For The Media
Texas landowners and ratepayers are demanding proof, transparency, alternatives, and property-rights protections before proposed or additional permanent 765kV corridors are approved.
Official statement draft
Texas does not have to choose between reliable power and property rights.
Before utilities receive approval for permanent easements and ratepayer-funded infrastructure, they should prove the need, show the math, compare lower-impact alternatives, and justify route impacts in public.
“The public deserves the record, not the sales pitch.”
Attribution TODO: spokesperson name, title, approval status, and final organization name.
Reporter background
Core accountability questions
Cost
Who pays, through what mechanism, and what happens if the forecast changes or costs rise?
Alternatives
What lower-impact options were tested on equal terms before permanent corridors were treated as inevitable?
Land rights
What permanent easement rights, access terms, ROW restrictions, and compensation assumptions are public?
Routes
What route-specific landowner, agricultural, road, community, and environmental impacts were studied?
Process
What landowner input changed the proposal, and what deadlines remain open?
Media kit placeholders
Downloads require source review
TODO Fact Sheet PDF
Short backgrounder with approved framing and citations.
Open placeholder →TODO Route / Docket Summary
Project name, docket, county list, route status, and deadline facts must be current.
Open placeholder →TODO Approved Quotes
Use only after spokesperson and member written approval.
Open placeholder →Media guardrails
What this campaign is not claiming
- We are not claiming Texas does not need grid investment.
- We are not publishing unsupported health-harm, fraud, corruption, illegality, or intentional-deception claims.
- We are not using exact cost, bill, route, deadline, or permit status without current source verification.
- We are not publishing fictional landowner stories or unapproved quotes.
What to read next
Press Releases / Updates
Current docket status needs live verification
Add the confirmed PUCT docket number, route names, procedural posture, public meeting dates, and next deadline only after checking official records.
Before signing or agreeing to anything
A permanent easement can shape land for generations. Gather notices, maps, deadlines, proposed access rights, and qualified legal or appraisal advice before responding.
Questions utilities should answer before approval
Need, cost, alternatives, route impacts, landowner protections, environmental review, and enforceable mitigation should be tied to filings, maps, models, and source documents.