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“Officials at the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), which manages the state’s grid, showed its board a timeline Wednesday of events leading up to the grid's near-collapse. That timeline showed the grid was just 4 minutes and 37 seconds away from a cascading series of events that could have left Texas in the dark for weeks — if not more.”
“Officials at the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), which manages the state’s grid, showed its board a timeline Wednesday of events leading up to the grid's near-collapse. That timeline showed the grid was just 4 minutes and 37 seconds away from a cascading series of events that could have left Texas in the dark for weeks — if not more.”
We've heard Texas’ power grid came close to total failure, but not exactly how close....??
We've heard Texas’ power grid came close to total failure, but not exactly how close....??
I'm getting really tired of hearing our elected officials compliment how resilient Texans are. It's a shame that we have to be so resilient due to the failures of our infrastructure in the face of so many man-made disasters.
I'm getting really tired of hearing our elected officials compliment how resilient Texans are. It's a shame that we have to be so resilient due to the failures of our infrastructure in the face of so many man-made disasters.
“Because if we have a blackout of the system, the system is out for an indeterminate amount of time. We may still be here today talking about when is the power going to come back on if we had let the system get into that condition.”
“Because if we have a blackout of the system, the system is out for an indeterminate amount of time. We may still be here today talking about when is the power going to come back on if we had let the system get into that condition.”
>"We've heard Texas’ power grid came close to total failure the morning of Feb. 15, but not exactly how close."
>"We've heard Texas’ power grid came close to total failure the morning of Feb. 15, but not exactly how close."
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