"Over a two-day period in the run-up to Christmas, the state’s gas processing capacity fell 34%, according to Wood Mackenzie, an energy data & analytics firm."
We were told, wrongly, after Uri the only problems w/ gas were bc of power outages. 1/ #txlege
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We were told, wrongly, after Uri the only problems w/ gas were bc of power outages. 1/ #txlege
texasmonthly.com/news-politics/…
There were no power outages but gas processing dropped 34%!
*At least* 2GW worth of power plants didn't work due to lack of gas.
This is a massive warning that the reforms from the last #txlege session haven't worked & better regulation is necessary to protect the public. 2/
*At least* 2GW worth of power plants didn't work due to lack of gas.
This is a massive warning that the reforms from the last #txlege session haven't worked & better regulation is necessary to protect the public. 2/
“It doesn’t give me much confidence that we addressed the gas supply issues we faced w/ Winter Storm Uri,” said @joshdr83, a lead author of @EnergyUT's post-mortem on the blackouts.
Me neither. 3/
#energytwitter #txenergy
Me neither. 3/
#energytwitter #txenergy
We don't know yet—but should soon—whether Atmos' problems that left 1000s w/out gas or heat was bc of this drop in gas availability.
Lots of "root cause analysis" needed. Lots more work for #txlege, @txrrc & @PUCTX, etc. to do to protect the public & prevent a Uri repeat.
Lots of "root cause analysis" needed. Lots more work for #txlege, @txrrc & @PUCTX, etc. to do to protect the public & prevent a Uri repeat.
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