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Is there enough electricity to keep air conditioners running in the Texas summer heat? - Vimarsana News

Is there enough electricity to keep air conditioners running in the Texas summer heat?

As the Texas summer heat intensifies, the demand for electricity to run air conditioners will spike. How is ERCOT keeping up with the need for electricity?

Source: aol.com
Risks and Opportunities: It's an Interesting Time to Be in the Power Industry - Vimarsana News

Risks and Opportunities: It's an Interesting Time to Be in the Power Industry

War rages in Europe. Natural gas prices are through the roof. Drought threatens hydro production. Weather extremes are becoming commonplace. Supply chains are strained. Demand for electricity is headed

Indiana's power grid at high risk for energy emergencies - Vimarsana News

Indiana's power grid at high risk for energy emergencies

For the first time this year, Indiana's power grid is at high risk for energy emergencies. Here's what you can do to keep the lights on.

Source: wcpo.com
Rolling blackouts possible, 'highly unlikely' this summer in Indiana - Vimarsana News

Rolling blackouts possible, 'highly unlikely' this summer in Indiana

A report from the North American Electric Reliability Corporation indicates parts of the country, including Indiana, are at a high risk of overloading the region's electrical grid. The report follows

Source: wlfi.com
'All-hazards resilience' needs to be top priority for power grid, says expert - Vimarsana News

'All-hazards resilience' needs to be top priority for power grid, says expert

An infrastructure expert is warning that with rising summer temperatures, Texas – along with several Midwest states – could soon find themselves on the brink of a widespread blackout.

Source: afn.net