Sounds like somebody that needs an ass whooping.
Weed out all the BS and you are left with one fact. Despite similar storms in the past (no it wasn’t once in a century) Texas has never initiated blackouts because it couldn’t generate power.
If power was down, it was because lines were down PERIOD.
It snowed
ping - Texas power grid
We need to downsize and localize power sources. Safe micronuclear for each home or even each room. Large grids, whether gas, water, or electric, pose a risk to the population insofar as a catastrophic failure effects many.
“Excellent 30 minute video explaining the real story behind the Texas Power blackout”
A summary would be nice ...
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This was expressed in many different ways involving diverse sources of energy production and distribution, and of electric power generation and distribution, and the magnitude of the reserves of production, generation and distribution required during very widespread and very cold weather.
A form of the "choose any two of the three" adage applies here. When governments choose how much electricity they want generated in their territory, they can have any two of cheap, plentiful and reliable.
Texas prioritized cheap and plentiful over reliable, which meant some Texans froze to death in the dark this month. Whether that was cost-effective might be re-examined.