Winter Storm Fern: If a Million Outages Isn’t a Failure, What Is?
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The US electric grid experienced significant disruptions during Winter Storm Fern, with a million customers losing service, but the grid itself did not collapse. This event highlights the challenges of preparing for extreme weather events. The sentiment towards the grid's performance is mixed, with some praising the grid's resilience while others criticize its inability to prevent outages.
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“Wow, we really dodged the bullet. Maybe a million customers lost service, but none of the grids went down. Anyway, you can’t really prepare for freak events. Congrats on a job well done!” You can just imagine the imaginary manager of the imaginary US electric grid control center telling that to the frazzled staff after that fierce winter storm dubbed Fern. Of course, a number of power plants (largely gas-fired) stopped operating, power lines went down, and in some parts, even a week later, there was still no power, and water…
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