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Extreme winter weather still threatens Texas’ electric grid, ERCOT assessment finds | Houston Public Media
Even though Texas has designated nearly 20-times as many power plants as crucial during emergency power demand surges, a new report shows extreme winter weather may cause demand to exceed what the state is prepared to handle.
Extreme winter weather still threatens Texas’ electric grid, ERCOT assessment finds | Houston Public Media
According to a seasonal report, the grid is well positioned to supply enough power to meet demand under normal and moderately challenging winter conditions. But extreme weather could cause more blackouts.
Source: www.houstonpublicmedia.org
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