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Why the Public Utility Commission of Texas wants the state to think ‘nuclear’ when it comes to adding power to our grid
Read full article: Why the Public Utility Commission of Texas wants the state to think ‘nuclear’ when it comes to adding power to our gridWith artic air blanketing much of the state all eyes are paying attention to our power grid. Texas’ grid has had enough power to handle demand during this cold snap, but concerns remain about the future.
ERCOT asks Texans to conserve electricity use on Monday morning
Read full article: ERCOT asks Texans to conserve electricity use on Monday morningThe Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) and the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) are asking Texans to conserve electricity usage Monday morning.
Addressing Texas’ power grid concerns
Read full article: Addressing Texas’ power grid concernsOn Wednesday, officials with the Electric Reliability Council of Texas, or ERCOT, shared a seasonal assessment that shows extreme temperatures over the summer may put the state in an energy crunch. These worries stem from what officials with the Public Utilities Commission of Texas and ERCOT said is Texas’ failure to keep up with population growth in terms of the grid.
What’s being done to keep the lights on this winter?
Read full article: What’s being done to keep the lights on this winter?Ten months ago, millions of homes and businesses were plunged into darkness and more than 100 Texans lost their lives when our power grid failed at the height of a historic winter storm.
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