"Preparing for the Texas Arctic Blast: Gov. Abbott Addresses Winter Weather Impact and Power Grid Concerns"

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Texas is bracing for an incoming arctic blast, with temperatures expected to drop below freezing for days, raising concerns about the state's power grid following the 2021 winter storm. However, independent analysts and the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) are confident that grid conditions will be normal, citing a comfortable cushion of extra energy capacity and milder impact on infrastructure compared to 2021. While the cold weather may drive energy use to record levels, long-term challenges in meeting the state's energy demand persist, with suggestions to improve energy efficiency and address infrastructure needs.
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