The Electric Reliability Council of Texas, manager of the state's main power grid, has announced a plan to complete an audit. This audit was requested by the governor and focuses on a data center.
The council, also known as ERCOT, intends to finish the audit by December.
Further information about the audit and ERCOT's plans can be found through the original source.
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