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Jun 22, 2026
Episode #218: Luke Ellis (Transmission Lines & Eminent Domain)
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are there a set number of these are there certain areas where we're seeing more than others
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9:51Luke EllisGUEST
you bet so let's talk about it so you know we've got all this demand and state government basically comes in and directs the public utilities commission i'll call it the puc to implement reliability plans for regions across the state in order to increase the electrical load A number of things then happened.
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10:11Luke EllisGUEST
The PUC works with ERCOT and they come up with the Permian Basin Reliability Plan, which was the first area of the state that they wanted to focus on.
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10:28Luke EllisGUEST
So they came up with this plan to serve the Permian Basin and to kind of connect it better to the overall electric grid.
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