Over 550 residents of Cuero, Texas have signed a petition for the City Of Cuero to implement retail electric choice at its municipal utility within ERCOT, the Victoria Advocate reports

Cuero's utility currently charges in excess of 9.5¢/kWh, the Victoria Advocate reports, and the petition for retail choice was prompted by a recent rate increase

Cuero, in DeWitt County, has a population of about 7,000

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Cuero residents seek choice in electricity providers

Businesses benefit from city-owned, deregulated power providers (compares experience of muni customers with competitive customers in surrounding areas)

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Texas   Deregulation   ERCOT   Electric Choice   Munis and co-ops   Cuero  

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