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Looks around 1k right now. http://www.ercot.com/content/cdr/contours/rtmLmp.html http://www.ercot.com/content/cdr/contours/rtmLmp.html There must be lots of g
by xx789 6y ago
Looks around 1k right now.
http://www.ercot.com/content/cdr/contours/rtmLmp.html http://www.ercot.com/content/cdr/contours/rtmLmp.html
There must be lots of generators making bank.
- cbozeman 6y agoWhen this winter storm set in, I switched from grid power to my natural gas generator. I have a 48kW Generac attached to a 1000 gallon natural gas tank. The tank also feeds all my gas appliances and fireplaces in my home. At the current rate of usage, I have another 24 days on which to operate. Where most people are paying enormous rates, I purchased my whole tank of gas for $940, plus delivery fee. I have strongly recommended to my friends to have generators installed and to buy their own natural gas storage tanks to power them. While my personal setup was about $20,000 fully installed and hooked up, you can easily get a 24kW model that would power most homes 2000-2500 sq. ft. easily, for about $7000-$9000. Best part is, many whole home generator providers will allow you to finance if the upfront costs are too burdensome.
- sephamorr 6y agoCareful what you look at. The relevant number here is the RTT-SPP level from your link (not RTM-LMP), which then shows $9000/MWh everywhere in Texas.