Sherman is dropping $685 million on a new power plant to make sure our grid doesn't crash the next time a winter storm hits. It’s a massive project aimed at keeping the heat and lights on when we need them most.
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It’s a huge $685 million investment that should pay off by preventing the massive costs associated with grid failure.
Local residents and businesses get the peace of mind that their power won't cut out when the temperature drops.
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