3 inches snow ki state motham shiver avtundi

[Balibabu]

Oklahoma state is in same situation but they came off easily as they are sharing power grid with Midweststates where power usage is less in other states 

[sunnam]

8 minutes ago, Kootami said:

they are very arrogant and went on with their own grid just that they dont want to deal with fed rules.   its not about preparedness, its the attitude

bro. infra and roads are built differently between texas and midwest....texas infra is not prepared as per snow standard. Don't get brainwashed by democrats.

midwest lo most roads are built with tire grip lines. both power and gas grid is also built to sustain heavy loads during winter and summer. Texas grids are not built with load efficient as they only see power demand during summer hot for AC. it roads also not built with tire grip lines. 

midwest roads are funded by tolls where as texas roads are mostly free. don't get brainwashed by democrats.

[tom bhayya]

10 minutes ago, Epic said:

This statement contradicts your own post. Papam janalu suffer avthunte attitude antav, keep the politics aside.
 

 

[sunnam]

3 minutes ago, Balibabu said:

Oklahoma state is in same situation but they came off easily as they are sharing power grid with Midweststates where power usage is less in other states 

exactly. they are load efficient distribution ready systems. Texas is not like that. 

[tom bhayya]

3 minutes ago, sunnam said:

bro. infra and roads are built differently between texas and midwest....texas infra is not prepared as per snow standard. Don't get brainwashed by democrats.

midwest lo most roads are built with tire grip lines. both power and gas grid is also built to sustain heavy loads during winter and summer. Texas grids are not built with load efficient as they only see power demand during summer hot for AC. it roads also not built with tire grip lines. 

midwest roads are funded by tolls where as texas roads are mostly free. don't get brainwashed by democrats.

nuvvu kuda fox news ekkuva chudaku

Federal regulators warned Texas that its power plants couldn’t be counted on to reliably churn out electricity in bitterly cold conditions a decade ago, when the last deep freeze plunged 4 million people into the dark.

 

 

They recommended that utilities use more insulation, heat pipes and take other steps to winterize plants -- strategies commonly observed in cooler climates but not in normally balmy Texas.

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  Grid regulators investigated cold snap in 2011 that cut power
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  Federal recommendations to avoid repeat incident went unheeded

[sunnam]

9 minutes ago, tom bhayya said:

this is not the first time it happened , they ignored first time and they will do the same now 

calif lo kuda same. mari akkada dems kada anduku matladara meeru...eppudo decade ki okkasari jarigithe Reps kabatti thala meedaki ekkuthunnaru.😁

[sunnam]

1 minute ago, tom bhayya said:

nuvvu kuda fox news ekkuva chudaku

Federal regulators warned Texas that its power plants couldn’t be counted on to reliably churn out electricity in bitterly cold conditions a decade ago, when the last deep freeze plunged 4 million people into the dark.

 

 

They recommended that utilities use more insulation, heat pipes and take other steps to winterize plants -- strategies commonly observed in cooler climates but not in normally balmy Texas.

•  
  Grid regulators investigated cold snap in 2011 that cut power
•  
  Federal recommendations to avoid repeat incident went unheeded

emundi andulo pedda Fed help sesedi bokka.

winter time lo heat efficient pipe vadandi ani andaru seppeve seppindi. inka facts bayataki raatledu ga. vosthe telustadi Fed entha bokka pettindo ikkada.

 

ayina aa Fed emi sesthondi ippudu help syakunda. why is NDF is not on ground. ee Dems seppe maatalu kotalu daatuthayi. action maathram zero. 

[Kootami]

19 minutes ago, summer27 said:

agreed. aa states l 120F temperature oka 2 weeks unte.. vallaki telustadi..

mid west has extreme temperature man ... extreme in cold and summer

[tom bhayya]

11 minutes ago, Spartan said:

@tom bhayya  ante regular ga avute they might start doing that..

2011 kaad last same thing jargindi...may be manaki ikkada Cal Fires ainattu every year jargite..they will learn and take action.

“Are you going to winterize if you don’t get your money back?” Scheller-Wolf questioned. “The Texas industry values less regulatory mandates and they value having their separate detached power grid, so I would find it unlikely that they are going to hit their companies with a raft of regulation.”

Power companies have little incentive to make investments in winterization they may not recoup, said Adrian Shelley, Texas office director of the advocacy group Public Citizen.

In the 1989 storm, wind chills reached 14 degrees below zero in Texas, forcing power plants to operate below capacity or fail to start altogether. And after that storm, as with the 2011 episode, regulators issued a slate of recommendations aimed at improving winterization.

“These recommendations were not mandatory, and over the course of time implementation lapsed,” FERC and NERC said in their 357-page report in 2011. “Many of the generators that experienced outages in 1989 failed again in 2011.”

[tom bhayya]

3 minutes ago, sunnam said:

calif lo kuda same. mari akkada dems kada anduku matladara meeru...eppudo decade ki okkasari jarigithe Reps kabatti thala meedaki ekkuthunnaru.😁

CA lo emaindhi? please elaborate ?

[tom bhayya]

1 minute ago, sunnam said:

emundi andulo pedda Fed help sesedi bokka.

winter time lo heat efficient pipe vadandi ani andaru seppeve seppindi. inka facts bayataki raatledu ga. vosthe telustadi Fed entha bokka pettindo ikkada.

 

ayina aa Fed emi sesthondi ippudu help syakunda. why is NDF is not on ground. ee Dems seppe maatalu kotalu daatuthayi. action maathram zero. 

TX grid national grid loki raavali antey they have to follow some regulation such as these, which they don't want to do. u continue with your sunnam no point in arguing 

[Spartan]

3 minutes ago, tom bhayya said:

“Are you going to winterize if you don’t get your money back?” Scheller-Wolf questioned. “The Texas industry values less regulatory mandates and they value having their separate detached power grid, so I would find it unlikely that they are going to hit their companies with a raft of regulation.”

Power companies have little incentive to make investments in winterization they may not recoup, said Adrian Shelley, Texas office director of the advocacy group Public Citizen.

In the 1989 storm, wind chills reached 14 degrees below zero in Texas, forcing power plants to operate below capacity or fail to start altogether. And after that storm, as with the 2011 episode, regulators issued a slate of recommendations aimed at improving winterization.

“These recommendations were not mandatory, and over the course of time implementation lapsed,” FERC and NERC said in their 357-page report in 2011. “Many of the generators that experienced outages in 1989 failed again in 2011.”

 

 

looks like they got caught naked.... this time

[tom bhayya]

3 minutes ago, Spartan said:

 

 

looks like they got caught naked.... this time

Rick Perry says Texans would prefer to be without power longer than three days to keep federal government 'out of their business'

In an interview, former Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R) said state leaders shouldn't let the energy crisis make them "take your eye off of having a resilient grid."

[Kootami]

Just now, tom bhayya said:

Rick Perry says Texans would prefer to be without power longer than three days to keep federal government 'out of their business'

In an interview, former Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R) said state leaders shouldn't let the energy crisis make them "take your eye off of having a resilient grid."

I rest my case

[mirchi_bajji]

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