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Texas regulator closes gas-winterization loophole - Vimarsana News

Texas regulator closes gas-winterization loophole

Texas’s top oil and gas regulator voted Tuesday to more clearly define who’ll be at the top of the list to keep receiving electricity during severe winter weather, closing an earlier draft loophole that critics said would’ve let any operator pay just $150 to opt-out of expensive upgrades.

Buenos Aires Times | Global energy crisis comes to drought-stricken South America - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Global energy crisis comes to drought-stricken South America

The energy crisis sweeping the globe is about to hit South America, where a historic drought has the region desperate to replace a collapse in hydroelectric generation.

California Orders Stage 2 Grid Emergency, Power Shortfalls Loom - Vimarsana News

California Orders Stage 2 Grid Emergency, Power Shortfalls Loom

Publishing date: Jul 09, 2021  •  11 hours ago  •  2 minute read  •  Article content (Bloomberg) — California ordered a stage 2 power-grid emergency — one step away from rolling blackouts — as a searing heat wave drives temperatures into triple-digits and sends demand for electricity soaring. The state’s grid operator called for measure as wildfires — including the Bootleg Fire in south-central Oregon — threaten transmission lines bringing power into California. It comes as a historic drought grips the Western U.S. and temperatures reach record levels in parts of th...

California wildfires: state to spend $500 million to thin forests - Vimarsana News

California wildfires: state to spend $500 million to thin forests

Brian Sullivan and Mark Chediak Bloomberg News Acre by acre, tree by tree, branch by gnarly branch, a handful of 12-person crews, armed with little more than chainsaws and axes, is attempting to thin out the California forest. It is a Sisyphean task. The state is home to some 33 million acres of woodland. An efficient crew, working with hand tools under ideal conditions, can get through a quarter of an acre a day, give or take. And yet, after a succession of horrific, record-setting wildfire seasons, this is where the state now finds itself: So desperate to stem the tide and contain the losse...