The business case for Texas's separate grid is local control, so connecting to the other two grids (it's not really accurate to say "the rest of the country") could present some real practical difficulties.
It's interesting to read your proposals because of the eco-targeted nature of them; but I think most Texans are going to interpret this differently. Forget batteries and solar panels; they're going to get generators and use diesel.
It's interesting to read your proposals because of the eco-targeted nature of them; but I think most Texans are going to interpret this differently. Forget batteries and solar panels; they're going to get generators and use diesel.