Texas power grid: Is ERCOT ready for another winter storm?
ERCOT inspected the units for winterization, which was required by the Texas legislature this fall in the wake of the grid's near-collapse in February.
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ERCOT inspected the units for winterization, which was required by the Texas legislature this fall in the wake of the grid's near-collapse in February.
The operators of the Texas power grid are trying to lessen fears of another blackout, just days before a cold snap is set to hit the state.
The operators of the Texas power grid are trying to lessen fears of another blackout, just days before a cold snap is set to hit the state.
The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) announced Thursday that it is done with on-site inspections of mandatory winterization efforts, adding that the independently-owned electric generation fleet and electric transmission companies serving the region are ready for winter weather.
The operators of the Texas power grid are trying to lessen fears of another blackout, just days before a cold snap is set to hit the state.