"CNN's Tyler Mauldin, a meteorologist, wrote this week about a...

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CNN's Tyler Mauldin, a meteorologist, wrote this week about a stark warning from NERC, the regulating authority that oversees the health of the nation's electrical infrastructure.

In a reliability assessment for the coming summer, NERC predicted that excessive temperatures and ongoing drought could cause the power grid to buckle.

The high temperatures will increase demand for electricity.

Meanwhile, drought conditions will reduce the amount of power available.

Bottom line: The US power grid does not react well to extreme temperatures, either cold or heat, but more extreme temperatures are guaranteed because of the climate crisis."

This is not new. The impetuses for new full time energy resources is easy to see. Add Russia and all the other supply constraints and the prefect storm is already occurring for Uranium.

Was it a year or two ago that oil was negative for just a while? Gas highlighted buy some as the cheap get us out of here is now up 177.29% Oil up 73.45% over the last year.
Today, tomorrow next week, The squeeze is happening