ERCOT’s updated Adjusted Load Forecast (ALF) is definitely raising some eyebrows.
(Want a quick summary? Here's a short slide deck: https://hubs.ly/Q03jYhJr0 )
The main takeaway: ERCOT now expects much higher electricity demand by 2030—significantly more than previously projected.
Here’s a quick rundown of what’s happening and why it matters:
🔍 What’s in the New Forecast?
⚡ Why This Matters:
The Grid Is Changing—Are Your Assets Ready to Keep Up?
In ERCOT's latest Adjusted Load Forecast, the numbers are eye-opening: demand in 2030 is expected to surge far beyond previous projections.
Why? Texas is growing, which means load growth on multiple fronts from a combination of:
The grid is about to get a whole lot busier. And with that, assets that can’t flex with demand may get left behind.
This isn’t just a 2030 problem—it’s a right now opportunity.
At THG, we’re helping organizations:
✅ Get visibility into asset performance
✅ Benchmark energy intensity
✅ Identify savings through smarter scheduling
✅ Prep their portfolios for summer stress and long-term growth
If your assets aren't summer-fit, now’s the time to train them up.
Let’s talk about how data and automation can get you in peak shape.
Here's a link to a short slide deck that summarizes the update: https://hubs.ly/Q03jYhJr0