I wonder why gonemaroon's pic 6 posts above yours shows STP at 79%?mullokmotx said:
According to the NRC website all 4 nuclear plants in Texas are at 100%.
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I wonder why gonemaroon's pic 6 posts above yours shows STP at 79%?mullokmotx said:
According to the NRC website all 4 nuclear plants in Texas are at 100%.
must be error on my side. My app has been showing Normal since yesterday.Charpie said:
we were at ee3 before.
Maverick06 said:
How come San Miguel plant doesn't show up on your map? It's the coal plant south of San Antonio in Christine, Tx. My dad retired from that plant and was curious how they faired through this.
makes sense http://www.ercot.com/content/cdr/html/20210219_real_time_sppJbob04 said:
MW prices just dropped down from $8900 to $36
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We're a couple of badly timed outages on top of a big winter storm away from having major issues in certain regions. I'm afraid that is what it will take for people to see the value in having reliable energy infrastructure.
XXXVII said:
ERCOT at normal system conditions now.
You were at six yesterday morning. How many people are in your household??BenFiasco14 said:
Sun is out but ice and snow still all over the ground. Hoping businesses open back up today as I am down to three rolls of toilet paper.
Good read although the author skimmed over #16 a little quickly...and makes it seem like 11200 MW just all coordinately dropped because of frozen pipes/water all at once:eb93 said:
Pretty good read on what happened:
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aggiehawg said:You were at six yesterday morning. How many people are in your household??BenFiasco14 said:
Sun is out but ice and snow still all over the ground. Hoping businesses open back up today as I am down to three rolls of toilet paper.
Oh. Very sorry. Didn't intend to pry just wondered if you had people staying with you during the weather crisis.BenFiasco14 said:aggiehawg said:You were at six yesterday morning. How many people are in your household??BenFiasco14 said:
Sun is out but ice and snow still all over the ground. Hoping businesses open back up today as I am down to three rolls of toilet paper.
I have a condition
Whitetail said:
All these explanations gloss over the reason why we lost 11GW of power on Monday night.
They put the grid back on Normal Conditions and removed the Real-Time Price adders. Node prices were actually dropping a lot and fluctuating yesterday too, but ERCOT had the price adders to keep them pegged at $9000/MWJbob04 said:
MW prices just dropped down from $8900 to $36
HotardAg07 said:
This is the best article I've seen at getting to the root cause of the issues:
https://billkingblog.com/the-texas-power-grid-failure-is-more-complicated-than-green-v-carbon/
I have no hope that the changes that we need will actually be implemented.