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ERCOT expecting tight grid conditions, requesting conservation - Vimarsana News

ERCOT expecting tight grid conditions, requesting conservation

ERCOT issued an energy emergency alert Level 2 on Wednesday night for the first time since the freeze in February of 2021.

Source: kxxv.com
ERCOT paid Bitcoin miner Riot $31.7 million to reduce energy usage during August heat wave - Vimarsana News

ERCOT paid Bitcoin miner Riot $31.7 million to reduce energy usage during August heat wave

ERCOT paid Riot, a Bitcoin miner, more than $31 million to cut its energy use during peak demand in August's extreme heat wave.

Source: abc13.com
ERCOT emergency alert raises questions over Texas power grid's design for summer heat - Vimarsana News

ERCOT emergency alert raises questions over Texas power grid's design for summer heat

This summer’s record-breaking demands on the Texas power grid suggest that the system isn’t designed for what could be the new reality of intense, prolonged heatwaves, an expert says.

Source: yahoo.com
Texas heat brings state's power grid closest it has been to outages since 2021 winter storm - Vimarsana News

Texas heat brings state's power grid closest it has been to outages since 2021 winter storm

The request by the Electric Reliability Council of Texas comes after low power reserves prompted the grid operator to issue a level 2 energy emergency alert...

Source: nbcdfw.com
Heat relief soon on the way for the Northeast, but Southern Plains to sizzle a bit longer - Vimarsana News

Heat relief soon on the way for the Northeast, but Southern Plains to sizzle a bit longer

What has been days of record-breaking heat this week for large swaths of America is finally showing at least some signs of abating, especially in the North and Northeast, but for others, the September scorcher lives on.

Source: aol.com