• Oncor posted Q1 2026 net income of $212 million, up 17.1% from $181 million a year earlier, citing higher revenues tied to Unified Tracker Mechanism and System Resiliency Plan items, updated interim rates, customer growth.
• Capital expenditure budget set at about $9 billion for 2026, up roughly 25% from 2025 actuals; nearly 700 circuit miles built, rebuilt, or upgraded in Q1.
• Premise count rose by about 13,400 in Q1; active transmission point-of-interconnection requests increased 19% year over year.
• PUCT base rate order set new rates effective June 1, 2026, including about $560 million revenue increase over 2024 test-year adjusted annualized revenues, or about 8.7%, with 9.75% authorized return on equity.
• UTM tracker filing sought interim rate update for about $4.4 billion in eligible net capital investment, implying about $550 million net revenue increase if granted; available liquidity stood at about $3.3 billion as of May 6.

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