My guess is you went to A&M. I live in TX, love TX, think TX does most things right. TX did not do this one right. They allowed too much base power capacity to come from non-natural gas and non-coal sources.
One thing I know, when shot hits the fan TX is pretty good at fixing things. So I am hopeful we will not rely on crap renewable energy and also better prepare for a crazy weather event.
Actually, UCLA. My spouse went to Stanford. We both have our PhDs in History. But, we couldn't wait to get out of CA. As soon as I was done with my degree I said we've gotta get out of here, because as early as '89, we could see how things were going to end up in CA. So, we got interviews in Texas and got here in 1990.
We live on I-45, so I watch the trucks take wind turbine blades and generators up the freeway from Houston to points north all the time. I can only assume these are being made in Korea, shipped to the port of Houston and then taken up into the heartland (AR, OK, MO, KS, etc) since I don't see those dumb frikkin things around east Texas, anyway.
My guess is you went to A&M. I live in TX, love TX, think TX does most things right. TX did not do this one right. They allowed too much base power capacity to come from non-natural gas and non-coal sources.
One thing I know, when shot hits the fan TX is pretty good at fixing things. So I am hopeful we will not rely on crap renewable energy and also better prepare for a crazy weather event.
Actually, UCLA. My spouse went to Stanford. We both have our PhDs in History. But, we couldn't wait to get out of CA. As soon as I was done with my degree I said we've gotta get out of here, because as early as '89, we could see how things were going to end up in CA. So, we got interviews in Texas and got here in 1990.
We live on I-45, so I watch the trucks take wind turbine blades and generators up the freeway from Houston to points north all the time. I can only assume these are being made in Korea, shipped to the port of Houston and then taken up into the heartland (AR, OK, MO, KS, etc) since I don't see those dumb frikkin things around east Texas, anyway.