By: John Todd Roberts

In reply to Paul Murphy.

RE: “The fact that many of them [windmills] remained operational and harvested energy from the storm anyway IS a success.”

You can’t be serious. That’s a success in the same way that some people recover from radiation poisoning after a nuclear bomb attack.

The bottom line is that too many wind turbines were part of the Texas electrical grid. When they started failing, other sources of electrical supply became stressed. When those sources started failing, the grid operators created blackouts manually.

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