Texas power grid holds strong but analysts warn it's vulnerable in a stronger storm
With many having continued anxiety over the resilience of the state's power grid, it was holding strong Thursday but analysts ...
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‘Inevitable’ solar storms will be catastrophic for energy supply
These storms are measured by something called the Disturbance Storm Time index, a negative measurement of the strength of Earth’s own electromagnetic field, which is pressured by the solar storm. The ...
A powerful solar storm is due to hit Earth on New Year's Eve, sparking beautiful auroras. Here's how to see them.
The sun recently hurled two coronal mass ejections toward Earth. The first is expected to reach us on Tuesday sparking aurora ...
This power station is a storm-season must-have — it's over $60 off for a limited time
Portable power stations like this one usually come with a hefty price tag, but thanks to stackable coupons, this one is down ...
Texans turning to microgrids for stable power during extreme weather
After the freeze in February 2021, many Texans began looking at alternate power sources to make sure they had power during ...
Texas Grid Needs Connectivity And Weatherproofing
The Texas power grid, 90 percent of which is managed by the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), is unique in the ...
Texas is bracing for a winter storm. This is how 'microgrids' could help keep the lights on.
Winter weather is in the forecast this week and after the Feb. 2021 storm that left millions of Texans in the dark, that ...
'This is not Winter Storm Uri': ERCOT says it has enough power to meet demand in Texas
ERCOT officials reassure Texans the grid has enough power to meet demand during the winter storm. See the dashboard for grid ...
Will this week’s snow strain the Texas power grid like the 2021 winter storm?
This is different than in February 2021 when the there was a days long winter storm across the state. In the Dallas-Fort ...
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A powerful solar storm is due to hit Earth on New Year's Eve, sparking beautiful auroras. Here's how to see them.
On March 10, 1989, a huge solar flare caused a storm that surged the Quebec power grid, which was out of commission for eight long hours on a weekday morning, affecting about 6 million people.