Nostra
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- Oct 7, 2019
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Never claimed natural gas wasn't a fossil fuel, Fuckwit.' According to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA), "Coal, crude oil, and natural gas are all considered fossil fuels because they were formed from the buried remains of plants and animals that lived millions of years ago." So, to answer the headline question - yes, natural gas is a fossil fuel'....dumbassYou actually one of those who thinks the Texas power grid is all windmills?? 90% of the ERCOT power source is already fossil fuled..nice tryOr, they can just dispense with the wind mills and go back to using fossil fuels. They never had any statewide power failures in those days.Wonder how those power companies that decided not to join ERCOT in it's...'the hell with merging with other power grids and having to be under U.S regulatory rules' ..we will be our own independent power grid and run it our way' mantra. Seems disruption was not that serious as they upgraded their grids to handle sub-zero temps like those under U.S regulatory rules suggested...The parts of Texas not on its ERCOT power grid appear to have weathered the freeze with few outages
90% of the ERCOT power source is already fossil fuled..nice try
Try 64% dumbass, with the vast majority of that clean natural gas.
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It is included in the 64% figure, Asswipe.
You lied and claimed Texas gets "90% from fossil fuel", you lying sack of dogshit.
You lose again, liar.