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It’s been a record-breaking week in ERCOT. Let’s analyze how cold weather, load growth, and new generation sources are creating conditions never before seen in Texas. ERCOT broke its record winter peak yesterday and today, culminating in a new record above 80 GW for the first

Now in blog form, with additional context and commentary! blog.gridstatus.io/tariffs-challe…

Prices spiked in ERCOT this morning, mostly driven by the cost of energy from marginal batteries We're in the depths of outage season with many thermal assets out for maintenance. In those conditions, even a modest morning load forecast beat can lead to a quick run up the supply

This is the fuel mix in ERCOT (Texas) for the past week (top) vs same week 4 years ago (bottom). Solar generation is in yellow. Solar barely registered in 2021; today it accounts for roughly 50% of generation during the day in the shoulder months. data via Grid Status

Anyone else at the ERCOT Innovation Summit today? Come say hi!

The Grid Status snowflake DB is so powerful. This query gets every generator's output (MW), resource node price ($/MWh), and therefore revenue for every SCED interval in 2024... in 3.5 minutes. Any visualization requests?

About to release a new Forecast Analysis app on Grid Status , and I’m looking for users to test it. Not only does it make pretty visualizations, it helps you understand how forecast vintages evolve over time, compare their historical accuracy, and more. DM or reply for link!

ERCOT added 9 GW of peak renewables output in the past year. Just stunning numbers. h/t Doug Lewin

Tesla Energy This lines up perfectly with a clear drop in California ISO system load last night via Grid Status

🔥This week saw 72 hours of extreme temps in the Eastern US — here’s how they impacted electricity prices in 60 seconds. It was a clear reminder: summer risk isn’t going anywhere, and cooling for those new demand centers only gets more difficult as temperatures rise.

Good illustration of how much the Texas grid has changed in just 6 years. yellow = solar; purple = batteries; dark green = wind; blue = gas; brown = coal; light green = nuke via Grid Status