Understanding ERCOT's emergency alert levels

AUSTIN (KXAN) -- If you live in Texas, over 100° heat is a normal experience for you in the spring and summer, and you're probably used to the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) sending alerts to Texans about energy conservation during extreme heat and peak demand times.ERCOT asks Texas to conserve energy Tuesday with extreme heat likelyERCOT has several different Energy Emergency Alert levels, or EEAs. After Normal Grid Conditions, the levels are Conservation Alert level, then EE