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Texas Grid Roundup #18, July 10, 2024

Texas Grid Roundup #18, July 10, 2024

Hurricane Beryl-related power outages; utility resilience plans; growth in solar and storage; update on large loads in ERCOT; and updates of the cost of new power plants.

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Texas Grid Roundup #18, July 10, 2024
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Beryl Makes Landfall in Texas
Hurricane Beryl. Image Credit: NASA Earth Observatory.

I will host a subscriber chat about the ongoing outages in Houston and the Public Utility Commission Open Meeting tomorrow between 9:30-10:30 CT. The chat, this post, the full newsletter archives, and more are for paid subscribers. If you are a paid subscriber, thank you!  If you aren’t yet a paid subscriber, please become one today. If you can’t afford a subscription, please request a complimentary subscription in an email to stoicenergyconsulting@gmail.com.  

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In today’s issue, I cover:

  • Hurricane Beryl’s ongoing impact 

  • Questions about utilities’ System Resiliency Plans

  • The PUC’s recommendation on ERCOT’s Cost of New Entry (CONE) 

  • ERCOT’s ineffective Monthly Outlook for Resource Adequacy (MORA)

  • Updates on solar and storage on the grid

  • Growth of large loads in ERCOT

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