So, the gas producing company didn't invest money in what is required to prevent people from dying so they should be liable.
... so they should be liable
I don't think so. This is a once in a 100 year event, just like you see with flooding sometimes. It is true that they probably haven't done enough in weatherization, but someone else will have to figure how mush is truly required.
Every 10 years or so according to your link.
The last time Houston hit the single digits was on December 23rd, 1989, just two days before Christmas: That freeze is long remembered for the amount of pipes that froze and broke in countless homes and businesses across the city. Many people were out of town for Christmas and came home to find their homes flooded from broken pipes.
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