Millions of Texans are stocking up on food and water as they are without power due to the winter storm. FOX Business’ Grady Trimble with more.
Texas’ power grid is running at normal operations, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas said on a conference call Friday morning.
Millions of Texans had been subject to rolling blackouts since Monday morning as freezing temperatures and a winter storm idled many of the state’s wind turbines and resulted in reduced oil and gas production, impacting the electricity generators that rely on fossil fuels.
At the same time, the frigid weather conditions resulted in increased demand from ERCOT customers, sending electricity prices soaring.
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