Imagine it’s a scorching August afternoon in Texas. Your air conditioner hums on full blast, the fridge is stocked, and your electric car is charging in the garage. Then, the light flickers. The house goes dark. You look outside the window and see it’s not just you; it’s the whole neighborhood. What you don’t know while peeking through the curtains is that it’s actually the majority of Texas. This scenario is an urgent concern for the Lone Star State, whose power consumption has skyrocketed and is projected to nearly double by 2030.[1] Here are the challenges, projections, and solutions shaping Texas’ energy future.
The Future of Texas’ Power: Can the Lone Star State Keep Up?
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