• Case Study #1:
Building Public Acceptance for replacing the Ferguson Power Plant in Horseshoe Bay, Texas
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| Problem: In Fall 2009, LCRA needed to replace an inefficient power plant built in the 1970s on Lake LBJ. Horseshoe Bay, one of the most affluent and politically connected municipalities in Central Texas, had grown up around the plant, with homes starting at $1.5 million.“Robert’s disciplined, but passionate approach to public input made the difference.”
– Thomas G. Mason
Of Counsel: Environment and
Natural Resources, Water Law,
Graves, Dougherty Hearon & Moody
Former General Manager, LCRA
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• Case Study #3:
Achieving measurable public understanding of difficult choices in the protection of electric power
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Problem: As Texas moved toward a competitive electric generation market in the late 1990s, regulators and consumer interests continued to demand public involvement in electric resource choices — whether utilities should invest in coal, gas, nuclear, wind or conservation.
“There’s no one I want on my side more than Robert Cullick.”
–Ray Wilkerson
Chairman,
Central Texas Regional
Mobility Authority
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