An organization that manages electric power flow for millions of customers in Texas is...
is expecting “tight grid conditions” through the end of the work week, according to a notice sent Wednesday.from late Wednesday through Friday.
“To ensure all possible generation is available to serve system demand, ERCOT has requested that the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality exercise its enforcement discretion with respect to generator exceedances of TCEQ air permit limitations,” the notice stated.
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