Relating to a study of electricity demand response.

HB 2127 requires the Texas Public Utility Commission to study expanding demand response programs, which encourage electricity customers to reduce usage during peak demand times through price changes or incentives. The commission must report to the legislature by December 1, 2026, detailing current participation across customer types, identifying barriers to wider adoption, and recommending any needed legal changes. The study focuses on practical steps to increase participation in existing demand response programs statewide. The bill expires September 1, 2027, and does not create new regulations but mandates a review to inform future policy.