New Winter Peak Demand Record in ERCOT: Grid Roundup #41
A new, non-Uri winter peak demand record was set today, new record likely tomorrow morning; second project out of the Texas Energy Fund, total of 20% of TEF capacity now out.
In this issue:
Demand exceeded 79,000 megawatts today, new record tomorrow likely: ERCOT currently forecasting over 83,000 megawatts
Texas Energy Fund has now lost 20% of its capacity as a second project falls out. It likely won’t be the last one to be canceled.
Join me for a live chat about the new peak record and updates from the PUC Open Meeting tomorrow, Thursday, February 20 from 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. CT.
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