It was a nationwide spectacle and even drew international attention—and it was deadly: Texas didn’t have enough natgas in mid-February. ERCOT didn’t know gas producers and shippers need electricity; ERCOT had shut them down. A veteran gas analyst explains here.
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John Harpole, Founder & President, Mercator Energy
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