Imagine if they had done something like united the grid under the state government and upgraded the lines as part of an overall infrastructure law?
Oh wait, it's Texas.
this post was submitted on 11 Jul 2023
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Yea but ... That's socialism?
Texas had no problem gladly accepting $60 mil from the Federal Government recently for energy infrastructure either:
Gasp!
Ribbit
Another year, another problem with Texas power infrastructure.
Inefficiencies, lack of proactive planning, rampant price gouging... sounds like Texas infrastructure.
I’m sure that’s not by design.