ERCOT is preparing for any impact from total solar eclipse and say they have enough energy

Senior Energy Fellow with R Street Institute Josiah Neeley said the biggest thing we have going for us is the anticipation of mild temperatures.

“The grid is built to be able to cool everybody’s homes when it’s 105 degrees. So if it’s 80 degrees, or 70 degrees, something like that, there should be you know, a lot of other resources,” Neeley said.