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Temperatures across the state should rise into the 70s by next week.
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Texas officials on Wednesday outlined preparations for the winter storm set to hit much of the state this week.
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Microgrids generate and supply their own power in tandem with the grid and work as a backup option in case extreme weather knocks out power.
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In part, the answer depends on the weather.
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A home builder and an electricity retailer are partnering to install backup power batteries in new homes as Texans brace for potential outages this winter.
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ERCOT says conditions this winter could spark extreme cold, but additional power supply and continued weatherization efforts will lower the risk of power outages.
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The Public Utility Commission of Texas adopted the rule amid surging demand for power across the state and a growing crypto mining industry in Texas.
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Energy experts say Texas' grid is more reliable than it was three years ago — when a massive winter storm knocked out power to millions. But there are still challenges.
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The Southern Spirit Transmission project would allow limited energy to flow between the Texas grid and neighboring grids.
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A three-year-long legal battle led by CirclesX, a Houston-based pipeline analytics firm, had its first hearing in Harris County.
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A Texas lawmaker wants to delay when the school year starts to help lessen strain on the state's power grid. Experts say it wouldn't make a difference.
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Repairing electricity infrastructure after storms usually costs customers. So could strengthening it before the next weather event.