Renewable energy is becoming a major player in powering cities like Houston. It helps to cut down on greenhouse emissions and add to power to the grid.
As of 3 p.m. Friday, May 10, ERCOT reported that renewable sources such as nuclear, wind, and solar account for 52% of the total power demand. They’ll install their first buoys in the U.S. in the Port of Los Angeles this year, but CEO Inna Braverman sees this coming to the Gulf Coast in the future.I think that, definitely it should touch the Texas coastline. We did a feasibility study together with shell that a was funded by shell for the best sites in the U.S.
With supply and demand concerns during extreme heat and cold periods in Texas, other factors will stress the grid in the future. Dr. Haris Krishnamoorthy with the University of Houston says there are two major driving factors. “Mainly industrial and population growth. Texas is experiencing both! ERCOT is expecting the peak power demand to increase from about 90 G.W. to about 150 GW , which is a huge increase,” Krishnamoorthy said.I am grateful for the opportunity to share the captivating tales of weather, climate, and science within a community that has undergone the same transformative moments that have shaped my own life.
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