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Texas has a power problem.
Where does your energy come from and how much do you pay for it? Texans know.
For 50 cents per megawatt-hour, you get strong wind penetration—and the grid holds up just fine.
Texas could generate up to 35 gigawatts of electricity from renewables—and it might have to, given its slim reserves.
Wind’s growing role as a U.S. electricity producer is made clear with record-setting performances in three disparate states.
A Texan and an Inner Mongolian wind developer walk into a bar…
Record-breaking numbers at competitive prices
How close is solar to becoming PPA-free?
They want the “doable renewables.”
Austin Energy’s VOST might be the answer to the NEM controversy.
The only near-term solar demand in Texas will be in two municipal utilities’ service territories—in Austin and San Antonio.
The Lone Star State might miss reserve target margins again.
There is nothing like a natural resource war to give you religion about renewable energy.
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