Could it happen again? Winter to test Texas power grid reforms after February disaster
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“I think demand would exceed supply and some customers would be without electricity” if there’s another bout of bad weather comparable to the storms in February, said Beth Garza, a former Austin Energy executive and independent market monitor for ERCOT.
Abbott’s guarantee that it won’t happen is “foolhardy and dangerous,” said Garza, currently a senior fellow at the R Street Institute, a Washington-based think tank.
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