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Official account of the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT). ERCOT is the independent system operator for 90 percent of the state's electric load.

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Today and every day, we are thankful for the brave men and women who served in our nation’s armed forces and protected our freedoms. Thank you, veterans!

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Como parte de nuestros continuos esfuerzos de comunicación para aumentar la transparencia sobre el estado de la red eléctrica, ERCOT ha mejorado su Sistema de Avisos y Notificaciones de Texas (TXANS) para ofrecer al público una fuente única de notificaciones sobre la red. Más información: https://t.co/FnGiLt44IR

TXANS es la herramienta que utiliza ERCOT para informar al público sobre los fenómenos meteorológicos previstos y las condiciones de la red en las que la demanda potencial podría ser mayor. Las notificaciones de TXANS incluyen Alerta meteorológica, Aviso de ahorro voluntario, Solicitud de ahorro y, ahora también, Alertas de emergencia energética (EEA), que avisan al público si ERCOT entra en modo de operaciones de emergencia. Si ya está suscrito a TXANS, no es necesario que haga nada para seguir recibiendo las notificaciones. Los suscriptores actuales de TXANS pueden actualizar su información de contacto y sus preferencias de notificación (correo electrónico, SMS o ambos) iniciando sesión en el portal de TXANS con una dirección de correo electrónico registrada.

Obtenga más información y regístrese para recibir las notificaciones de TXANS en: https://t.co/hOKd9P2scS

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As part of our continued communications efforts to increase transparency into grid conditions, ERCOT has enhanced its Texas Advisory and Notification System (TXANS) to provide the public a single source for grid notifications. Read more: https://t.co/CXbIimCqKl

TXANS is the tool ERCOT uses to inform the public on forecasted weather events and grid conditions where potential demand on the grid could be higher. TXANS notifications include Weather Watch, Voluntary Conservation Notice, Conservation Appeal, and now also Energy Emergency Alerts (EEAs), which notify the public if ERCOT enters emergency operations. If you are a current TXANS subscriber, no action is needed to continue receiving notifications. Current TXANS subscribers can update their contact information and notification preferences (email, text, or both) by logging in to the TXANS portal using a registered email address.

Learn more and sign up to receive TXANS notifications at https://t.co/w0JH5ggfY7.

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This week begins with higher rain chances and cooler temperatures, with drier and warmer weather forecast to return by midweek. A cold front will arrive on Thursday, allowing temperatures to return to near-normal levels with additional rain chances possible into the weekend. ERCOT expects moderate demand with peaks in the lower- to upper-50,000-megawatt range. Monitor current and extended grid conditions: https://t.co/TvH80Up0ik

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Did you know today is National STEM Day? It celebrates science, technology, engineering, and math education and careers. ERCOT is proud to employ STEM professionals who help keep the Texas grid reliable, and we encourage students to explore careers in this field. #NationalSTEMDay

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The 2027 ERCOT Innovation Summit will take place on Thursday, April 15, at the Kalahari Resorts and Conventions in Round Rock. Save the date and stay tuned for more information about registration, speakers, and the day’s agenda. The fourth annual Summit will build upon the momentum of previous Summits, propelling innovation forward and continuing to shape the future of the electric grid.

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ERCOT released its Monthly Outlook for Resource Adequacy (MORA) report for January 2027. This report takes into account potential high demand due to colder weather as well as an expected increase in planned battery energy storage and solar capacity. https://t.co/lnI6p1mEed

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LPPC President @EnergyFalcone opens up day 2 of LPPC’s Members Conference.

We’re now underway with a discussion on Supply & Demand dynamics: moderated by @tbroylesaplin CEO, @NESpower, Josh West of @TEAPublicPower, Chad Seely of @ERCOT_ISO and Jesse Noffsinger of @McKinsey on how regulators are dealing with load growth from hyperscalers and the impact on capacity, reserve margins, and pricing across regional markets.

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Above-normal temperatures can be expected Monday, but an approaching cold front will bring cooler temperatures throughout the remainder of the week. Scattered rain and thunderstorms are expected to accompany the front, mainly across eastern parts of the state Monday night through Tuesday. ERCOT expects moderate demand with peaks in the lower-50,000- to mid-60,000-megawatt range. Monitor current and extended grid conditions: https://t.co/kgXbggcfgi

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Remember to set your clocks back one hour tonight on any devices that don’t update automatically. Did you know? Daylight saving time in the U.S. begins on the second Sunday in March and ends on the first Sunday in November.

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Temperatures will be warmer than normal in the days ahead but should decrease some into the second half of the week as widespread rain chances take shape in the Thursday through Saturday time frame. ERCOT expects moderate demand with peaks in the upper-50,000- to mid-60,000-megawatt range. Monitor current and extended grid conditions: https://t.co/Cdj1QbijEB

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After a cooler start to the week, a gradual warming trend will take shape in the coming days as highs return to the 80s for much of the state. Rain chances remain limited, mainly confined to Far South Texas through midweek and Far West Texas by late week. ERCOT expects moderate demand with peaks in the mid-50,000- to lower-60,000-megawatt range. Monitor current and extended grid conditions: https://t.co/GxhoNISyQ5

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Above-normal temperatures and added humidity can be expected for much of this week. Rain chances will gradually increase in the west and northwest regions before a cold front arrives in the Thursday-Friday time frame and cools temperatures down for the weekend. ERCOT expects high demand in the first part of the week followed by moderate demand later in the week, with peaks in the upper-50,000- to lower-80,000-megawatt range. Monitor current and extended grid conditions: https://t.co/NDw4viujDJ

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A drier weather pattern returns for the first half of the week with cooler morning temperatures. Tropical moisture developing in the Gulf could lead to additional rain chances for the Southern and Coastal regions Thursday and Friday. ERCOT expects moderate demand with peaks in the mid- to upper-60,000-megawatt range. Monitor current and extended grid conditions: https://t.co/kwL56lfUQ6

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ERCOT released its Monthly Outlook for Resource Adequacy (MORA) report for December 2026. This report takes into account expected colder temperatures and increased morning heating demands characteristic of the start of the winter season. https://t.co/gGoGn9i6ec

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After a warmer-than-normal start, a pattern change is expected to take shape for much of the ERCOT Region during the second half of the week. Tropical moisture and a cold front will come together to produce widespread rain chances and cooler temperatures, with instances of flash flooding and severe weather possible Wednesday through Friday. Moderate demand is expected with peaks in the mid-60,000- to lower-80,000-megawatt range. Monitor current and extended grid conditions: https://t.co/Ogt2K9qOHT

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Above-normal system temperatures are expected this week as highs in the 90s continue for many locations. Isolated-to-scattered rain chances are forecast across Central, North, and West Texas early on, before shifting to primarily West Texas and the Panhandle by mid- to late-week. ERCOT is expecting moderately high demand with peaks in upper 70,000- to mid-80,000-megawatt range. Monitor current and extended grid conditions: https://t.co/SvKm3pVYvT

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Near-record temperatures are forecast in the next few days with highs in the upper 90s and 100s. System temperatures will trend slightly lower by late week before a potential pattern change takes shape for parts of the state early next week. Rain chances remain minimal for now, with opportunities generally confined to the Coast and Panhandle regions. ERCOT is expecting moderate demand with peaks in the lower- to upper-80,000-Megawatt range. Monitor current and extended grid conditions: https://t.co/kDMZxv6gIi

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The ERCOT Board of Directors is meeting this afternoon, September 14, beginning at 2:45 p.m. CDT and continuing on Tuesday, September 15, from 10 a.m. CDT. See the full regular meeting agenda and watch live: https://t.co/Vy0ruYdIdb

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Launching September 23, ERCOT PowerCast will give the public an inside look at what it takes to run one of the most dynamic and complex power grids in the world. Each month, industry experts will discuss the policies and topics facing the Texas grid.

Stay tuned for episode 1. Subscribe: https://t.co/yhz3gslgRe

Learn more: https://t.co/Wh5yqlLCsA

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