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Energy experts said the production drop during a relatively ordinary cold front could be a bad sign for the grid if the state is struck by extreme winter weather again.
Energy experts said the production drop during a relatively ordinary cold front could be a bad sign for the grid if the state is struck by extreme winter weather again.
While the lights largely stayed on across Texas over New Year's weekend, the gas system’s performance during a brief cold snap raised more questions about the grid’s ability to handle extreme winter weather.
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Energy experts said the production drop during a relatively ordinary cold front could be a bad sign for the grid if the state is struck by extreme winter weather again.
Energy experts said the production drop during a relatively ordinary cold front could be...