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Texas loan program to boost new power plants faces headwinds | The Texas Tribune
Experts say the Texas Energy Fund is facing an energy market that makes new power plants more expensive and less profitable.| The Texas Tribune
Experts say the Texas Energy Fund is facing an energy market that makes new power plants more expensive and less profitable.| The Texas Tribune
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Lawmakers tasked the Public Utility Commission with overseeing the Texas Energy Fund, though the agency has no experience running a loan program.| The Texas Tribune
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