Opinion: An ill wind
18 views Source: Northside Sun It's an ill wind that blows no good. This ancient saying still holds. The Wall Street Journal reported savvy investors profited from the blast of Arctic air that caused the devastating Texas Valentine's Day freeze. They bet more wind power had made the Texas electric grid less reliable. So they invested in more reliable natural gas power plants and planned for bad weather. Their plants generated power during the freeze when others didn't. Electricity is very dear - when there's not enough to go around with 10 million customers on rolling blackouts for days. It...
Source: energycentral.com