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Texans asked to conserve power as 100-degree heat hits some regions
By Mitchell Ferman
Texas power grid operator asks customers to conserve electricity after six plants go offline
By Tim Stelloh
Texas Calls for Power Conservation After Six Generators Fail
By Naureen S. Malik & Mark Chediak
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ERCOT has released its Monthly Outlook for Resource Adequacy (MORA) report for August 2024. Based on normal weather conditions, ERCOT anticipates there will be sufficient generation to meet customer demand. The report indicates that in the event of an extremely low wind scenario… pic.twitter.com/P44biRa3OI
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Jesse D. Jenkins
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A new @mitceepr working paper uses our GenX open-source electricity system planning model (see github.com/GenXProject/GenX.jl/) to assess the benefits of strengthening grid connections between Texas and the rest of the US grid:
ceepr.mit.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/MIT-CEEPR-RC-2024-03.pdf pic.twitter.com/TmlAWYEIU0
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Dealing with power outages can be challenging. Whether you opt for generators or explore alternative options remember to prioritize safety above all else. Power generators come with inherent risks that must be understood and mitigated to ensure the safety of users. pic.twitter.com/Qycuf5bCYQ
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@CityPowerJhb
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#CitypowerAwareness #CityPowerServices
Due to the power grid being critically strained:
1. Opt for a gas heater.
2. Avoid cooking food that takes longer to cook.
3. Switch off the geyser.
4. Do not use the stove as a heater.
5. Only use electricity when necessary to alleviate… pic.twitter.com/iNBhwZVVuB
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Texans asked to turn up thermostats after sweltering heat knocks six power plants offline
By Taylor Ward, Amy E. Simonson & Sharif Paget