Most of the grid was probably about as prepared as could be expected for this record storm. However, one part of the grid was mostly unprepared: renewable energy generators.

Most of the grid was probably about as prepared as could be expected for this record storm. However, one part of the grid was mostly unprepared: renewable energy generators.
Favored corporations have benefited through billions of dollars of grants, abatements, exemptions, and other gifts from Texas taxpayers.
The current circumstances make it the perfect time for Texas to actually cut spending and the size of Texas government.
Politicians and bureaucrats can try all they want to convince us that they are being fiscally responsible. But the truth is that government and government spending keep on growing.
The only solution is for taxpayers to tell policymakers to stop spending growth.
While it is possible that consumers might save $500 by switching to an Iberdrola plan, it is likely that Iberdrola’s plans will cost the average consumer more money.
Perhaps it is time for some simplicity. How about the Texas Legislature adopting a budget that does not grow at all?
In pandemics and any situation when the government has too much power, society is generally worse off when government officials make decisions that should have been left to the citizens.
As the country begins to reopen, those taking the initiative to get America back to work are being subject to scrutiny and ridicule.
The path to increased electrification and protection from disease will continue to be harder than needed until people realize that the best path for moving forward won’t come from dictates handed down by experts.