DrQ
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The more that is coming out, it looks like most DR plans with which I've worked - look great on paper but aren't worth a crap.I've not read much about the details of the history of power generation in Texas, but the little I've read makes me wonder if it's now time for Texas to require power utilities to winterize their infrastructure. If they don't, this will likely happen again. And yes, this will certainly increase your (relatively) inexpensive electrical costs. Those of you who live in Texas, do you agree this should be done now?
In 2011, the shortfalls were identified and supposedly addressed. The glaring flaw in the disaster of a plan was to declare natural gas production as critical. Texas version of Chernobyl. Disjointed view of a complex system.