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Electricity demand, demand forecast, and generation of the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) in the United States from February 15 to February 24, 2021 (in megawatt hours)

Characteristic	Demand	Forecast demand	Net generation
Feb 24, 12:00 AM CST	36,170	38,304	36,485
Feb 23, 06:00 PM CST	35,153	38,117	35,185
Feb 23, 03:00 PM CST	35,117	39,011	35,139
Feb 23, 12:00 PM CST	38,517	43,582	38,713
Feb 23, 09:00 AM CST	34,655	38,759	35,003
Feb 23, 06:00 AM CST	31,861	38,259	32,167
Feb 23, 12:00 AM CST	34,747	37,945	34,849
Feb 22, 06:00 PM CST	34,239	37,890	34,242
Feb 22, 03:00 PM CST	35,534	40,684	35,536
Feb 22, 12:00 PM CST	39,557	45,520	39,707
Feb 22, 09:00 AM CST	35,307	40,925	35,312
Feb 22, 06:00 AM CST	31,129	38,291	31,711
Feb 22, 12:00 AM CST	32,145	37,531	32,426
Feb 21, 06:00 PM CST	31,352	36,880	31,703
Feb 21, 03:00 PM CST	34,373	39,384	34,545
Feb 21, 12:00 PM CST	37,222	41,064	37,477
Feb 21, 09:00 AM CST	35,715	38,131	35,896
Feb 21, 06:00 AM CST	37,125	42,092	36,859
Feb 21, 12:00 AM CST	37,125	42,092	36,859
Feb 20, 06:00 PM CST	34,633	42,152	34,115
Feb 20, 03:00 PM CST	34,859	41,833	34,341
Feb 20, 12:00 PM CST	41,590	48,234	41,071
Feb 20, 09:00 AM CST	50,875	53,908	50,307
Feb 20, 06:00 AM CST	50,027	52,507	49,648
Feb 20, 12:00 AM CST	47,186	53,103	46,471
Feb 19, 06:00 PM CST	40,689	49,666	40,023
Feb 19, 03:00 PM CST	41,418	49,722	40,680
Feb 19, 12:00 PM CST	48,670	56,345	47,940
Feb 19, 09:00 AM CST	56,948	64,506	56,135
Feb 19, 06:00 AM CST	55,055	61,188	54,241
Feb 19, 12:00 AM CST	51,776	59,303	51,110
Feb 18, 06:00 PM CST	51,526	60,335	50,713
Feb 18, 03:00 PM CST	50,877	60,250	50,064
Feb 18, 12:00 PM CST	55,172	63,585	54,362
Feb 18, 09:00 AM CST	53,837	66,471	53,172
Feb 18, 06:00 AM CST	49,865	61,974	49,201
Feb 18, 12:00 AM CST	48,064	55,798	47,289
Feb 17, 06:00 PM CST	47,053	57,875	46,241
Feb 17, 03:00 PM CST	45,013	57,707	44,240
Feb 17, 12:00 PM CST	45,026	59,860	44,740
Feb 17, 09:00 AM CST	43,900	63,545	43,682
Feb 17, 06:00 AM CST	43,238	59,162	42,423
Feb 17, 12:00 AM CST	42,688	57,985	41,875
Feb 16, 06:00 PM CST	46,312	64,736	45,497
Feb 16, 03:00 PM CST	44,901	62,981	44,380
Feb 16, 12:00 PM CST	43,996	66,806	43,563
Feb 16, 09:00 AM CST	45,814	72,937	45,815
Feb 16, 06:00 AM CST	45,871	72,111	45,056
Feb 16, 12:00 AM CST	43,776	69,759	43,011
Feb 15, 06:00 PM CST	45,451	73,309	44,686
Feb 15, 03:00 PM CST	44,963	72,062	44,207
Feb 15, 12:00 PM CST	47,698	71,092	46,883
Feb 15, 09:00 AM CST	49,849	74,356	49,035
Feb 15, 06:00 AM CST	52,185	64,516	51,089
Feb 15, 12:00 AM CST	65,766	62,892	64,571

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February 2021

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United States (Texas)

Survey time period

February 15 to 24, 2021

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Texas has suffered major disruptions to its electricity supply due to storm Uri sweeping the United States from February 14, 2021. The state's largest independent system operator, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) was unable to deliver electricity to over four million customers, as extreme cold temperatures resulted in many power plants having to be shut off. ERCOT manages roughly 90 percent of Texas' electric load, serving 26 million customers. Between February 15 and 17, the difference between day-ahead forecasts for electricity demand and electricity generation was particularly pronounced.