Traffic moves through snow and ice on U.S. Route 183 in Irving, Texas on Feb. 3., 2022. (Credit: John Moore/Bloomberg) Traffic moves through snow and ice on U.S. Route 183 in Irving, Texas on Feb. 3., 2022. (Credit: John Moore/Bloomberg)

During the blast of fridge weather that hit a large portion of the country in early February 2022, the Texas power grid showed a resiliency that was lacking during Winter Storm Uri the previous year, which saw 200 people die, massive power outages and some $18 billion in insured losses.

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Steve Hallo

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