Wind Turbine Fail: Texas Grid Operator Begs Texans to Turn Off Appliances During Peak Hours to Avoid Rolling Blackouts Amid Heat Wave,Very Low Winds

[ttown]

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/20...d-rolling-blackouts-amid-heat-wave-low-winds/

 

[Shadowrider]

No way! Unpossible!

 

[Letfreedomring]

They just need more electric cars! That will solve it!

 

[turkeyrun]

Headed to OKC, this morning. Huge wind farm north of Rush Springs had 6 fans turning. 6 out of 70-80 turbines.

We are being played.
We lost power for 2 hours, 1 -3, yesterday AFTERNOON. Lost power for 3 1/2 hours Friday evening, 6:30-10:00.

 

[Slim Deal]

Headed to OKC, this morning. Huge wind farm north of Rush Springs had 6 fans turning. 6 out of 70-80 turbines.

We are being played.
We lost power for 2 hours, 1 -3, yesterday AFTERNOON. Lost power for 3 1/2 hours Friday evening, 6:30-10:00.

It's been that way for a long long time.
FJB

 

[OK Corgi Rancher]

A heat wave? In July? In Texas? Isn't that called summer? ERCOT seems to be a colossal cluster f**k.

 

[sedona]

I asked my neighbor with 2 teslas not to charge his cars so his elderly neighbors could keep their AC on. The Wichita Falls news station asked that we set our thermostats to 80.

 

[swampratt]

If the people in the news rooms have sweaty faces and sweat soaked shirts I will turn the AC up in my house a bit.
Usually 77 up stairs where I sleep so not chilly at all.
Will be chilly in the winter though.

 

[Parks 788]

If the people in the news rooms have sweaty faces and sweat soaked shirts I will turn the AC up in my house a bit.
Usually 77 up stairs where I sleep so not chilly at all.
Will be chilly in the winter though.

77*!?!?! That's like Death Valley in the Summer. 70* during the day only because my wife gets chilly but at night going to bed it's down to 65*. If I sleep warm I don't get a good sleep.

 

[Rez Exelon]

Maybe if the system was designed so that if generation in one area is low, it can be brought in from other generation areas ... like if there was an interconnected series of power lines and stations. Like a grid or something. Like, maybe that would account for if renewables in one area not producing as much. States could be linked together so that if wind in Texas is too calm, then power could be stable.

Oh....wait. We have a system like that that those idiots don't want to be a part of. Guess it's their own problem. They should probably do something about it before their secessionist vote in 2023 or whatever they are trying for.