PUCT open meeting calendar published as a live feed through mid 2027
The Public Utility Commission publishes its open meetings and public comment deadlines as a machine readable feed. Every entry is marked open to the public and names the room. The schedule runs into 2027, so a reader can see in advance when the commission will take up large load and transmission cases. The listings move as the calendar firms up, and an entry comes off the feed once its date has passed. The September 11th, 2026 open meeting has gone that way since the record last read the feed. The next open meeting the public may attend is Friday, September 18th, 2026 in the commissioners hearing room. Project 59550 stands on the feed with a comment deadline of September 17th, 2026 and Project 59086 with one of October 15th, 2026. It also carries a workshop on September 22nd, 2026, and it carries the grid operator's own board meetings at a separate address. No feed entry names a docket number, so the agenda published for each meeting is where a reader finds out what will be taken up.
How to take part
Open meetings are held in Commissioners Hearing Room 7-100 at commission headquarters in Austin and the feed marks each one open to the public. A feed entry gives the date, the room and whether it is public, and never the dockets. Each entry links the agenda, which is where the cases to be taken up are named. Subscribing to the feed is the simplest way for a member of the public to see a comment deadline before it passes rather than after.
Where
Statewide. This decision applies across Texas rather than to a named county.
Timeline
- hearing
Open meeting in Commissioners Hearing Room 7-100
- hearing
Open meeting listed at an off site hotel and conference center
- comment closes
Public comment deadline for Project 58482
- hearing
Open meeting in Commissioners Hearing Room 7-100, per the calendar feed
- comment closes
Public comment deadline for Project 59550
- hearing
Open meeting in Commissioners Hearing Room 7-100, per the calendar feed
- Today
- comment closes
Public comment deadline for Project 59086
14 days out
How this decision moved
One dated line per check, oldest first. A line that says nothing changed means somebody looked and it had not.
- 2026-08-16
The August 21st entry no longer names Docket 59315 and no longer lists Commissioners Hearing Room 7-100. It now gives the AT&T Hotel and Conference Center. An open meeting on August 20th has been added. Checked against the PUCT calendar feed.
- 2026-08-19
Checked and unchanged. The feed still publishes 32 entries. The August 20th and August 21st open meetings both still stand, and the September 4th public comment deadline for Project 58482 is still listed.
- 2026-08-20
Checked. The feed now publishes 31 entries and runs to July 29th, 2027, one fewer than at the last check. The August 20th and August 21st open meetings both still stand and the September 4th public comment deadline for Project 58482 is still listed. Project 58482 is the Large Load Demand Management Service, and the agenda for each meeting names the dockets that a feed entry does not.
- 2026-08-21
Checked and unchanged. The feed still runs through July 29th, 2027 and the September 4th public comment deadline for Project 58482 is still listed. The August 21st open meeting still stands at the off site hotel and conference center.
- 2026-08-26
The August 20th open meeting has come off the feed, which is what the feed does once a meeting is held. The August 28th open meeting is now the next one listed and it names the Stephen F. Austin Building rather than the commission hearing room. The one public comment deadline the feed carries is still Project 58482 on September 4th.
- 2026-08-26
Checked and unchanged. The agency calendar feed answers and carries 31 dated entries. They run from August 20th, 2026 to July 29th, 2027, so the live feed through mid 2027 still holds.
- 2026-08-28
The feed moved twice. A second public comment deadline has appeared, for Project 59550 on September 17th, 2026, so the record no longer says the feed carries only one. The August 20th and August 21st open meetings have come off the feed now that they have been held. The August 28th meeting the feed leads with sits at the Stephen F. Austin Building.
- 2026-08-29
Checked and unchanged. The calendar feed still publishes open meetings, workshops and comment deadlines, and it still runs into the middle of 2027. It still names the project a comment deadline belongs to, which is the part a reader can act on.
- 2026-08-30
The calendar feed is still publishing. It still carries the open meeting of August 28th and a public comment deadline of September 17th.
- 2026-09-02
The commission's meeting calendar still runs past the end of this year and the open meeting schedule is unchanged.
- 2026-09-03
The feed has advanced. The August 28th open meeting has been held and has come off it. The next open meeting listed is Friday, September 11th, 2026, back in the commissioners hearing room rather than the off site building. Both public comment deadlines are still there, September 4th and September 17th, and the feed now also carries a workshop on September 22nd. Four claims here quoted the strings a meeting leaves behind when it is held. That is the feed working rather than the calendar changing, so they now quote the entry titles instead. The feed's own project strings are quotable again, now that the check reads a feed whose HTML is escaped inside its XML. The project a deadline belongs to is carried by a claim rather than by a summary alone.
- 2026-09-04
The commission's calendar feed still runs ahead of itself, with the next open meeting on Friday, September 11th, 2026 in the commissioners hearing room. Nothing on the feed moved between yesterday and today.
- 2026-09-05
The commission's calendar is still published as a live feed and still runs past the end of next year. The open meeting dates on it have not moved.
- 2026-09-07
The commission's calendar is still published as a live feed and still names its open meetings and its comment deadlines ahead of the day they fall. The entries the record quotes have not moved.
- 2026-09-08
The commission's calendar still publishes open meeting dates well into next year, so the schedule remains readable in advance by anyone who wants to attend.
- 2026-09-09
The commission's open meeting calendar is still published as a live feed running into 2027, so the dates a reader would plan around are still there to read.
- 2026-09-10
The calendar is still published as a live feed and still runs into 2027, so the dates a reader would plan around are still there to read. The September 4th comment deadline has come off it now that the date has passed, the same way a held meeting does. That leaves Project 59550 on September 17th as the only comment deadline the feed still carries. The feed also lists the grid operator's own board meetings, at an address that is not the commissioners hearing room.
- 2026-09-10
Corrected. Two claims carried a source title naming the September 4th comment deadline entry. Each quotes a different entry title on the same feed, so both now read entry title.
- 2026-09-11
The commission's calendar feed still publishes its open meetings with the hearing room named in each entry. The grid operator's own board meeting still sits on that same feed beside the commission's, dated September 14th, 2026.
- 2026-09-12
Checked and unchanged. Still open, with no dated movement.
- 2026-09-13
Checked and unchanged. Still open, with no dated movement.
- 2026-09-14
The feed is still live and still publishes each open meeting with the room it sits in. Entries keep falling off the list once their date has passed, which is how this calendar behaves rather than a change to it.
- 2026-09-15
The commission's calendar feed is still live and still names the room each open meeting will sit in. Entries that have passed have come off it, which is how the feed has always behaved.
- 2026-09-16
The commission's meeting feed is still publishing dates well into next year, so the calendar remains the earliest public warning of a sitting. The dates already listed have not shifted.
- 2026-09-17
The September 11th open meeting has come off the feed now that its date has passed. The next one the public may attend is Friday, September 18th in the commissioners hearing room. A comment deadline for Project 59086 has appeared, closing October 15th, and the commission is still publishing meeting dates into the summer of 2027.
- 2026-09-18
The feed is still live and still carries the commission's open meetings with the comment deadlines attached to them. The open meeting the record named for today stands on it, in the commissioners hearing room, and the project deadlines listed after it have not moved.
- 2026-09-21
The feed answered and is still publishing the commission's open meetings with the room named on each one. A workshop has appeared on it since the last check, set for the week after this one and marked open to the public. The comment deadline the record already carries is still listed.
- 2026-09-24
The feed has rolled past the mid September entries the record quoted, which is what a live calendar does. It still lists the October 15th comment deadline for Project 59086 and still marks each open meeting open to the public.
- 2026-09-27
The commission still publishes its open meeting calendar as a live feed, and the feed still names the projects and hearing rooms ahead.
- 2026-09-30
The commission's calendar feed still runs as a live list of open meetings and comment deadlines, and it still names the hearing room for each meeting.
The evidence
Every fact above rests on one of these. The words are the source's own.
Commissioners Hearing Room 7-100PUCT calendar RSS, entry titled Open Meeting - Friday, August 28, 2026 Primary source, official · puc.texas.gov
Open Meeting ERCOT - Monday, September 14, 2026PUCT calendar RSS, entry title Primary source, official · puc.texas.gov
Open Meeting - Friday, September 18, 2026 Commissioners Hearing Room 7-100 ( Open To Public )PUCT calendar RSS, entry title and description Primary source, official · puc.texas.gov
Workshop - Tuesday, September 22, 2026PUCT calendar RSS, entry title Primary source, official · puc.texas.gov
Large Load Demand Management ServicePUCT Interchange, Filings for 58482, Case Style Primary source, official · interchange.puc.texas.gov
Public Comment Deadline - Thursday, September 17, 2026PUCT calendar RSS, entry title Primary source, official · puc.texas.gov
8000 Metropolis Drive (Building E) ( Open To Public ) Boardroom APublic Utility Commission of Texas calendar feed Primary source, official · puc.texas.gov
Public Comment Deadline - Thursday, September 17, 2026 Project 59550 NA ( Open To Public )Public Utility Commission of Texas calendar feed Primary source, official · puc.texas.gov
Public Comment Deadline - Thursday, October 15, 2026 Project 59086 NA ( Open To Public )PUCT calendar RSS, entry title and description Primary source, official · puc.texas.gov
Questions about this decision
Answered from the record itself. Every answer is assembled from stored fields, so an answer the record has no basis for is left out rather than guessed.
What is this decision?
The Public Utility Commission publishes its open meetings and public comment deadlines as a machine readable feed. Every entry is marked open to the public and names the room. The schedule runs into 2027, so a reader can see in advance when the commission will take up large load and transmission cases. The listings move as the calendar firms up, and an entry comes off the feed once its date has passed. The September 11th, 2026 open meeting has gone that way since the record last read the feed. The next open meeting the public may attend is Friday, September 18th, 2026 in the commissioners hearing room. Project 59550 stands on the feed with a comment deadline of September 17th, 2026 and Project 59086 with one of October 15th, 2026. It also carries a workshop on September 22nd, 2026, and it carries the grid operator's own board meetings at a separate address. No feed entry names a docket number, so the agenda published for each meeting is where a reader finds out what will be taken up.
Who decides it?
Public Utility Commission of Texas decides. The record names the deciding body for every entry it carries.
Can the public take part?
Open meetings are held in Commissioners Hearing Room 7-100 at commission headquarters in Austin and the feed marks each one open to the public. A feed entry gives the date, the room and whether it is public, and never the dockets. Each entry links the agenda, which is where the cases to be taken up are named. Subscribing to the feed is the simplest way for a member of the public to see a comment deadline before it passes rather than after.
Where in Texas does it apply?
It is a statewide body's action and it governs the ERCOT region rather than every county.
Has it been decided?
Its status on the record is open.
What happens next?
The next dated step is comment closes, on October 15th, in 14 days.
When did it start?
The earliest date on its record is August 20th, 2026.
What kind of decision is it?
It is filed under power and the grid.
What sources back it?
Two sources back it. Two of them are primary.
Is it on the ERCOT grid?
Yes. It sits inside the ERCOT interconnection.
When was it last checked?
Every fact on it was last verified against its source on September 30th, 2026.
Cite this
Texas AI Docket, PUCT open meeting calendar published as a live feed through mid 2027. Tracked since August 16th, 2026. Last verified September 30th, 2026. https://texasaidocket.com/item/tx-2026-0024/. Reuse permitted under CC BY 4.0 with attribution. The same entry is in the docket JSON as item tx-2026-0024.
Beat
Filed under Power and the grid, with every other decision on that beat.