Erica Proffer is a Reporter at KVUE. She covers a range of topics including Texas, ERCOT, ESG, green energy, and the economy, weaving together stories that highlight important issues in her community. Erica has also been featured in KUSA-TV, 9NEWS, WOOD TV8, WJMN-TV CBS Local 3 News, The Press and Journal, and KVUE MEDIA.
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Austin, United States (Local)
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Erica's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements and data-backed reporting, with a strong emphasis on the energy sector, real estate industry, and transportation & logistics within Austin and Texas. She may be open to pitches from experts in these fields who can provide insights into local policy changes or regulatory impacts on the energy grid, housing market trends, or transportation infrastructure.
Given her focus on citing data and legal policy regulation in relation to local government announcements, sources offering localized statistical analysis or expert commentary pertaining to energy policies, real estate regulations impacting affordable housing initiatives in Austin would likely align well with her coverage. Furthermore, professionals familiar with the intricacies of urban development codes influencing housing density could also capture Erica’s attention.
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By: Erica Proffer
State power regulators tell ERCOT to consider more factors when determining grid reliability.
Austin Energy is reviewing all of its winter preparations as colder weather approaches.
ERCOT CEO Pablo Vegas updated the board of directors and public about the state of the Texas power grid heading into the new year.
Researchers expect real estate in Texas to slow in single-family home prices but increase in other areas.
The Texas power grid manager expects enough supply to cover electricity demand during the upcoming freeze, but one expert points to lurking danger.
By: Erica Proffer
Texas set a new winter peak demand for power. ERCOT asked Texans to conserve but never issued an emergency alert.
By: Erica Proffer
More than 1,500 Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative customers lost power Tuesday night and Wednesday morning as the winter storm kept temperatures below freezing.
By: Erica Proffer
The Texas Supreme Court will decide if state power regulators overstepped the boundary during the February 2021 winter storm.
By: Joe Ellis, Erica
Mail theft puts your identity at risk. The KVUE Defenders found people guilty of the crime aren't always prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
By: Erica Proffer
A new report shows the cost of residential solar panels may take decades for people to save money on electricity.
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