
Energy & Environment
The cold-weather anxiety about the Texas grid is real. But so far, this winter is pretty normal
Posted on · Experts say the weather we’ve had so far was not likely to bring a power failure.
Posted on · Experts say the weather we’ve had so far was not likely to bring a power failure.
Posted on · 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.
Posted on · Unlike most cities across the country, Houstonians have lots of choices when it comes to buying electricity – including plans for people who want to support renewable energy.
Posted on · The market redesign is ongoing, and the grid operator has already made some changes to improve reliability. Nonetheless, officials warn Texans to expect more energy conservation requests in the coming weeks as temperatures rise.
Posted on · The outline comes amid angst over whether Gov. Greg Abbott and lawmakers did enough to improve the statewide electric grid during the regular legislative session.