KCFlyer
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Must be due to the fact that it usually isn't 105 degrees in Texas in the winter. So that means, based on 25% of Texas' power generation coming from windmills, there should have been an abundance of untapped reserve power just sitting there 'blowing in the wind', so to speak,....like another 19% of capacity.....but in the end, when it was needed most, windmills weren't there.
Now windmills have failed in climate extremes, in both Texas and California leaving millions in the dark.
Bring on the green new deal.
So why were the natural gas plants unable to run? Drill baby drill. Hey.,...didn't Ted Cruz lambaste California for their power problems?