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Despite acknowledging that the plan was an “innovative” one that held promise for bringing cost-effective solutions to the issue of the need for expanded electric distribution capacity, the Texas Public Utility Commission nevertheless has denied an electric utility authority to proceed with its suggested construction of a utility-scale energy storage project that would rely on lithium ion battery technology.
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