Ross Ramsey despite what you hear, state's electric grid not yet fixed
The winter storm of 2021 continues to hover over the state's political scene as well as the reliability of the grid in the future, writes Ross Ramsey
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The winter storm of 2021 continues to hover over the state's political scene as well as the reliability of the grid in the future, writes Ross Ramsey
Forget the political back-and-forth about the state of the electric grid in Texas, the assurances that the power won’t go off during extreme cold or heat, and the fears that
The winter storm of 2021 continues to hover over the state's political scene as well as the reliability of the grid in the future, writes Ross Ramsey
After 2021’s winter storm electric blackouts, Texas lawmakers worked to shore up the state’s electric grid. But they’re not finished, despite what you might hear from campaigning politicians.
Texas Republicans have been clamoring for nearly unfettered drilling and pipeline usage across North America.