Power Grids Across The U.S. Are Being Tested By High Heat

Texans are experiencing extreme heat, leading to increased use of air conditioning and pressure on the power grid. The West and Midwest face potential grid failures due to high demand and lack of infrastructure. Renewable energy has helped, but concerns remain about the grid's resilience. Texas leaders worry about future energy demands and the need for more dispatchable generation. The state must incentivize additional generation to avoid problems.

What does Texas State Senator Nathan Johnson believe about the current state of the Texas grid?

What are some activities Texans are engaging in to cope with the heat?