This summer's predicted record-breaking electricity consumption in Texas failed to materialize, with actual usage falling short of forecasts due to a combination of favorable weather patterns, reduced peak demand, and increased solar power generation. While the outcome was surprising, it highlights the complexities and uncertainties involved in managing energy demand during periods of extreme heat. As Texas continues to grapple with rapid population growth, infrastructure challenges, and shifting energy needs, experts are urging the state to invest in expanded power generation and transmission capacity, as well as diversify its energy mix through alternative sources like wind and nuclear power.

Nicknames: Calling the child Abu so and so or Umm so and so increases their sense of responsibility and makes them feel older. The Prophet used to give nicknames to children as Anas Ibn Maalik, may…