The Texas Energy and Power Newsletter
Doug LewinA newsletter on the Texas energy system, with analysis on the electric grid, renewable energy, energy efficiency, demand response, utility regulation, pollution reduction, and more.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 180 | Subscribers | Read | douglewin.com |
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How to Overcome Ideological Divides and the Climate of Contempt
This episode was recorded just three days after the U.S. presidential election. My guest, UT Law Professor David Spence, recently published an exceptional book Climate of Contempt: How to Rescue the U.S. Energy Transition from Voter Partisa...
CenterPoint, Microgrids, Batteries, and More: Grid Roundup #32
PUC's microgrid workshop; a Senate hearing on resilience at nursing homes; a gigawatt VPP in Texas; more battery records fall; and CenterPoint will not withdraw from its rate case.
Technology, Markets, Policy — In That Order
Obviously, a lot changed last week. The American people chose a President who promised the undoing of one of the largest energy and economic development bills that Congress ever passed.
ERCOT shows high probability of rolling outages in a winter storm
Late last week, ERCOT released its Monthly Outlook of Resource Adequacy. It forecasts that if Texas experienced another Winter Storm Elliott — the freeze that hit Texas two years ago — there would be a 50% probability of rolling outages.
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President, Stoic Energy; Host, Texas Power Podcast, https://t.co/bDD8vYHrMO; writer @REWorld; mostly #energytwitter + #txenergy; views/opinions my own
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