ERCOT hustling to prepare Texas electric grid for record summer demand The effort includes portable generators being set up at substations around San Antonio to bridge an overtaxed string of ...

(The Center Square) − According to the latest data from the Midcontinent Independent System Operator, there is currently 100 gigawatts of electricity generation awaiting connection approval ...

ERCOT predicts record power demand, lower outage risk in Texas this summer On Tuesday, ERCOT officials forecasted peak load at 87.5 gigawatts, more than 2 gigawatts higher than the previous demand ...

ERCOT leaders predict Texas could break its record for energy demand this summer, but they're also predicting a lower change of tight conditions and forced outages.

The Midcontinent Independent System Operator, also known as MISO, has responded to a letter penned by the Jefferson Parish Council regarding the widespread power outage caused by a load shed ...

Despite clearing capacity for next summer, the OMS-MISO survey warns that accelerating demand, seasonal risks and project delays could challenge resource adequacy in the future.

ERCOT would get a ‘kill switch’ for large consumers under bill passed in House Texas’ grid operator would be allowed to turn off power to large consumers with backup power under the bill.

The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) warned that there's a "slight chance" of needing to issue an energy emergency alert during peak demand periods in July.

ERCOT calls new demand forecast a 'sanity check' in face of data center explosion in Texas.

One megawatt of power can serve about 250 homes during peak usage hours, according to ERCOT.

Vegas said ERCOT, which manages the Texas electric grid, is ready and operating normally. Despite a shorter supply on Thursday, the state should not experience an electric emergency, he predicted.

The Electric Reliability Council of Texas issued a weather watch for Monday through Friday as temperatures drop throughout the state. As a winter storm system sweeps through the nation with heavy ...