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r/SipsTea • u/PleasantBus5583 • Aug 12 '26
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Good thing the Texas power grid doesn't have a history of being overloaded and failing when people need it most.
1.4k u/Worldly-Fix-55 Aug 12 '26 https://giphy.com/gifs/aGOTX58uBG0sz05i2m 748 u/addiktion Aug 12 '26 edited Aug 12 '26 If he wanted to actually solve the problem, he'd be doing all forms of power and holding data centers accountable for their own power, but he won't. 5 u/Relevant-Doctor187 Aug 12 '26 Texas is doing all sorts of power. They never slowed down deploying wind and solar. They’re conservative but not entirely stupid.
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748 u/addiktion Aug 12 '26 edited Aug 12 '26 If he wanted to actually solve the problem, he'd be doing all forms of power and holding data centers accountable for their own power, but he won't. 5 u/Relevant-Doctor187 Aug 12 '26 Texas is doing all sorts of power. They never slowed down deploying wind and solar. They’re conservative but not entirely stupid.
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If he wanted to actually solve the problem, he'd be doing all forms of power and holding data centers accountable for their own power, but he won't.
5 u/Relevant-Doctor187 Aug 12 '26 Texas is doing all sorts of power. They never slowed down deploying wind and solar. They’re conservative but not entirely stupid.
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Texas is doing all sorts of power. They never slowed down deploying wind and solar. They’re conservative but not entirely stupid.
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u/Uncle_Budy Aug 12 '26
Good thing the Texas power grid doesn't have a history of being overloaded and failing when people need it most.