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ERCOT says Texas power grid could hit record demand with triple-digit heat wave
AUSTIN, Texas — This week's triple-digit temperatures have the state power grid operator expecting to break a record for May power demand. The Electric Reliability Council of Texas, or ERCOT, expects demand to peak at 84,000 megawatts on Wednesday. Last May, we set a record of 77,000 megawatts.
Despite soaring power demand, Republican lawmakers in the Texas Legislature are pushing to rein in renewable energy, part of ...
Adding 7.7 GW of demand side response capacity to the ERCOT grid could eliminate the need for about 1 GW of gas-fired peaking ...
NRG Energy announced Monday plans to acquire 18 natural gas plants across nine states—including Texas—in a move aimed at ...
A bill passed by the Texas Senate asks solar and wind plants to pay for additional power generation for when the sun doesn't ...
Texas faces potential record power demand due to a heatwave, with ERCOT confident in meeting the surge and energy policy under scrutiny.
Developers are adjusting strategies as energy arbitrage replaces ancillary services as the main revenue source in the ...
Texas power grid is preparing for a peak demand of 84,000 megawatts amid rising temperatures, nearing the all-time record set ...
HOUSTON — Texas energy experts are expressing confidence that the state's electric grid will withstand the anticipated surge in demand as temperatures across the region are forecast to reach the ...
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A heat wave moving across Texas is expected to peak tomorrow with a high of 101 degrees for Dallas-Fort Worth.
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