> "This brings us back around to the original question: what regulation would have solved this problem?" I dunno... a regulation that forced plants to winteriz

> "This brings us back around to the original question: what regulation would have solved this problem?" I dunno... a regulation that forced plants to winterize so they're prepared for extreme weather? I also find it laughable that Texas is all about small government and deregulation until the PUC and ERCOT start losing money. Then they decide that it's ok for ERCOT to backdate prices and change the price of electricity already sold days ago. I'm just waiting for my electric company to try and change my pricing even though I'm on a fixed-rate contract.