Dr. Craig Horne joins Wellhead as Managing Director of Energy Storage
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Wellhead Electric Company is pleased to announce that Dr. Craig R. Horne recently joined the Wellhead family of companies as the Managing Director of Energy Storage. SACRAMENTO, Calif. (PRWEB) February 16, 2021 Wellhead Electric Company is pleased to announce that Dr. Craig R. Horne recently joined the Wellhead family of companies as the Managing Director of Energy Storage. Dr. Horne will lead Wellhead’s energy storage business unit and be responsible for the design and deployment of storage projects throughout Wellhead’s portfolio of sites.
Dr. Horne brings an impressive background of education and experience including 30 years of energy technology and engineering experience, a Ph.D. from UC Berkley in Materials Science & Mineral Engineering, prestigious professional honors and awards, numerous patents and journal publicati
Why the massive power outages in Texas are so much worse than California s summer blackouts
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People wait in line at a mall to get inside an H-E-B supermarket in Round Rock, Texas, on February 16, 2021. Millions were left without power as a deadly winter storm gripped the southern and central United States Tuesday. Hardest hit was Texas, where freezing conditions prompted utility companies to implement rotating blackouts to stop the power grid being overloaded by the surge in demand.SUZANNE CORDEIRO / AFP via Getty ImagesShow MoreShow Less
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Alvin DeCuier, left, watches as his wife Tamaka Nickson carries their daughter Aayden, 3, to their car to leave their apartment Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021, at Cuney Homes in Houston. He said their family had been without power since yesterday, and that they all slept in one bed to stay warm last night, as a winter storm hit the Houston area.Jon Shapley / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less
Energy Emergency - Texas Power Provider Warns Of Rotating Outages As Cold Weather Tests Limits Of Grid situation in Texas doing from bad to worse:
Weather forecast models suggest the polar vortex will continue pouring Arctic air into much of the central US through Feb. 20. This means nat gas prices could rise even higher early next week as electricity demand continues to soar over the weekend as Americans crank up their thermostats and watch Netflix shows or mine Bitcoin.
Texas power grid operator
The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) is asking consumers and businesses to reduce their electricity use as much as possible Sunday, Feb. 14 through Tuesday, Feb. 16.
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