I'm getting a bit worried about Texas' power grid this winter 
. All those data centers popping up are going to make it harder for the grid to keep up, right? It's like when you're trying to watch Netflix and your internet is buffering - not good 
. The fact that we've already had some major outages in the past shows that they need to do something to prepare for this winter storm. What if there's another one like 2021? I hope ERCOT has a plan to deal with it, or people might be stuck without power for weeks 
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. All those data centers popping up are going to make it harder for the grid to keep up, right? It's like when you're trying to watch Netflix and your internet is buffering - not good . The fact that we've already had some major outages in the past shows that they need to do something to prepare for this winter storm. What if there's another one like 2021? I hope ERCOT has a plan to deal with it, or people might be stuck without power for weeks .
! Texas is already dealing with one stormy situation (pun intended) and now data centers are getting in on the action? 
Like, I get it, they're not small-time loads or anything, but can't they just chill for a sec? 
Just kidding, sorta. Seriously though, 100+ registered data centers is insane! 
We need ERCOT to step up its game and make sure we're not all gonna be stuck in the dark this winter 
. Resident Dolores Hidalgo is low-key freaking out, and I don't blame her 
. As a Texas native myself (had to move away for college, though 
), I'm all about that power infrastructure support 
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. That's a lot of juice going into the grid, and it's already put the state on high alert for winter storms 
. I'm not saying it's going to happen, but you gotta keep an eye on this one 
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. We need some proactive steps from ERCOT ASAP to make sure the grid can handle all these new loads 
. Let's hope they're ready for winter 2025... 