I don't think the Okie women folk have much to fear. From I hear they are 12 packs or better. Oklahoma won't even sell us their water I don't think they are going to let us hook up to their grid.

They probably need to form a committee and pay everyone on that committee $350K per year to find out what we all know. You can't shut down a power plant of any type without having built one to replace it.

Sorry for jumping to conclusions, all valid points.

Our new President has shut down the gas pipeline and wants all vehicles to be electric. And where are we suppose to get the power to charge those batteries. No gas oil or coal powered power plants. Highest gas prices in years and no telling where that will increase to.!!!!!!!
He isn't taking any blame in the press. They are still blaming Trump for everything. Hope you aren't the ones that voted for him. If so you are getting what you voted for.

They will have some "Green" excuse to blame it on.

uh, this time of year in Texas.............the wind no blow.

Well I’ll be who would’ve thought decommissioned coal plant would cause so many problems.
Guess those wind mills don’t work if the wind don’t blow lol. Green energy equals no energy.
Coal is the best bang for the buck if you don’t like it wear a respirator especially all the dumbocrats
They seem to like masks.

they will F around and find out if they let Texan's A/C's cut off.....they will need personal security

Just now from twitter

Somebody please educate me on this electricity bs. I have lived in Tx all my life (other than being in misery in Memphis for 6 months) and I have never heard of any such of these rolling black outs in 55 yrs other than the last big winter storm.... What in the hell has changed since 1965 - 2020?

Obama's Epa made it impossible for coal plants to continue to make a profit. Monticello, fairfield and several other plants closed. Now we have windmills but they don't always turn and now we are here.

Explosive population growth and not enough energy generation plants being built to keep up....larger houses, more technology, all require more energy...We need to either build a few more nuclear plants or about 10 natural gas plants....this year.

Would be nice to add some hydroelectric too at the many dams that Texas has. Of course, the population growth is putting a pinch on the water too. I remember that being a bigger problem for San Antonio when I lived there.