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Cold temperatures mean high power demand! Our team is working around the clock to keep our units running, but we need your help too! Follow the tips in this video to lower power usage on Wednesday between 6-10 a.m. and help keep our grid stable! More tips:
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Turn you coal plants on. Oh wait.... You destroyed them. 🤡😉

Why don't you build your power generation capability to be able to keep up with demand during weather that is unusually cold, but not exceptionally so? You close plants as unneeded, then threaten blackouts if usage isn't lowered. TVA leadership is a joke and deserve to be replaced. @realDonaldTrump @timburchett

in other words the TVA leadership is in trouble again and learned nothing from the last Freeze, one unit goes down and panic. One more goes down and blackout or rotating brown out.

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Time to up your game with new generation coal fired plants.

TVA had always been a bunch of 🤡

I love that TVA advice in winter is just keep your home at 65-68 degrees, like completely normal temperatures, just don't heat it up to 80.

@WarrenRECC So it’s OK to plug in my Telsa, but not my toaster?

Go by more electric cars, since we have trouble even keeping people's heat on.

@WarrenRECC Please everyone just do your part. Yes it’s ridiculous to have to be dealing with it when they continue to push electric cars but don’t be one of those “Everyone else will do it” kind of people. There are elderly at risk.

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