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A winter storm is heading to Texas. Here's what that means for the power grid. - Vimarsana News

A winter storm is heading to Texas. Here's what that means for the power grid.

A winter storm is expected to hit Texas as soon as Wednesday night and it could give the state’s main power grid, which delivers electricity to most Texas hou

Texas leaders warn of "treacherous" driving conditions and possible local power outages as freezing weather approaches - Vimarsana News

Texas leaders warn of "treacherous" driving conditions and possible local power outages as freezing weather approaches

With freezing weather expected to hit a large portion of Texas this week, Gov. Greg Abbott on Tuesday tried to assure Texans that the state is better prepared this year than last, but said there could be local power outages throughout the state.

Texas labor experts discuss COVID, the economy and where we go from here - Vimarsana News

Texas labor experts discuss COVID, the economy and where we go from here

Tribune energy and economy reporter Mitchell Ferman will moderate a conversation with labor experts.

Energy Transfer Walks Back Threat to Cut Off Gas Supply to Power Generator - Vimarsana News

Energy Transfer Walks Back Threat to Cut Off Gas Supply to Power Generator

After threatening to cut off fuel to roughly a third of the power plants owned by Texas' biggest power generator, a major pipeline company said Thursday it will continue selling natural gas to the plants through the end of March.

Texas pipeline company walks back threat to cut gas to power plants - Vimarsana News

Texas pipeline company walks back threat to cut gas to power plants

After threatening to cut off fuel to power plants, a Texas pipeline company said it will continue selling natural gas to the plants through March.