Governor Abbott has announced a plan to break up the energy sector in two major Texas cities. The cities affected by this plan are San Antonio and Austin. Reactions to the announcement are starting to come in.
Details about the plan and its potential impact are not fully clear from the initial information. For more information on Governor Abbott's plan and the reactions it is generating, readers can refer to the full report from KSAT.
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