there seems to be little chance of catastrophic power outages this time, but there is clear evidence the underlying problem -- unreliable natural gas production -- hasn't been fixed.
The Texas Railroad Commission lies about its own data. They must be pretty confident nothing will happen to frontrun an ice storm with such obviously detectable bull .
Tennessee now tops, Texas in second well ahead of others
https://poweroutage.us/
Probably should be based on % of homes, not raw totals.
number of households affected works for me, but that makes sense too
Don't lose hope, a semi could run into a power station and kill the power for hundreds of homes. Keep your chin up.
^^^ disdains topics, gossips about other posters full time
From you?
because I'm a frequent poster?
there are a few missing steps in your syllogism.
ya'll stay warm... especially the boomers...
"Ercot Grid Status: Normal"
Great job Governor Abbot!
but a power line is down in a rural county
eh, tomorrow morning is the real test."Ercot Grid Status: Normal"
Great job Governor Abbot!
but a power line is down in a rural county
regardless of what happens or doesn't happen, this cold snap has revealed that gas producers haven't winterized for , which was the main problem last year..
Gov. Abbott's pronunciamentos are makeup on a pig.
It does not matter at this point from a real power producing point of view.
ERCOT, thus Abbott, have not fixed the problem.
And these are NOT huge catastrophes on the energy production level in other states.
Downed power lines from ice and such... thats gonna happen in places that dont send lines underground.
But the actual problem at the facilities that both produce and use gas is ridiculous.
No matter how much the red team tries to deflect.
"Take pride in your state, TEXAS, yes"
And I see winehole and I have double posted for each other without knowing.
OH NOES! A POWER LINE IS DOWN IN A RURAL COUNTY!
I mean, how hard is it to add insulation and inject glycol to prevent wet mix from freezing?
Is that the 2% that isn't winterized?
Did they opt out and not winterize per hotwheels’ law?
I blame wind and solar.
Bend over, I’ll ing show you.
Did all of you have enough food and water to make it through the day this time?
You can't afford gas so being stuck at home is a blessing.
The day isn't over. Don't jinx it!!!!!111!!1
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