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🌧️ There may be rainy days ahead, but that doesn't mean you have to be in the dark! 🌧️

With 5-8 inches of rain predicted for areas near and south of US-59/I-69, and 2-4 inches north of the freeway, we know you're probably thinking about keeping the lights on and staying comfortable.

Don't let cloudy skies dim your savings! ☀️ Texas Direct Solar can help you harness the power of the sun, even on rainy days, to reduce your energy costs and reliance on the grid.

With a battery backup system, you can store excess energy for when you need it most.

Take control of your energy future and weather the storm with confidence.

📞 Contact Texas Direct Solar today for a free consultation and learn how you can shine bright, rain or shine!

Houston officials ask residents to stay on alert with incoming storms Houston officials said the worst of this week's storm is expected on Tuesday and Wednesday and should fizzle out by Thursday.

Stay Powered Through Outages with Solar Energy!

As ERCOT issues more conservation requests and the threat of rolling blackouts looms, it's never been more important to secure reliable power for your home. 🌞🔋 Texas Direct Solar offers cutting-edge solar panel and home battery backup solutions to keep your lights on and your energy costs down, even during peak grid demand.

Join the movement towards a more sustainable and dependable energy future. Don’t wait for the next blackout—be prepared with Texas Direct Solar!

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https://www.texastribune.org/2023/08/24/texas-ercot-power-grid-conservation-request/ https://www.houstonpublicmedia.org/articles/news/energy-environment/2024/01/16/474531/your-questions-answered-on-ercot-and-texas-electric-grid-during-this-winter-weather/ https://www.kens5.com/article/news/local/ercot-texas-grid-has-up-to-168-percent-chance-of-rolling-blackouts-this-january-power-electricity-san-antonio-south-central/273-0915391a-7edb-4fa9-9d65-07f4876d1725

ERCOT: Texas grid has up to 16.8 percent chance of rolling blackouts this January The Texas power grid is ready for a mild winter, but a winter storm could mean trouble.