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DOE authorizes emergency power measures in 17 states to reduce blackout risk

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What happenedThe United States Department of Energy (DOE) has announced an emergency order to lessen the extreme stress on the power grid stretching across 17 states due to severe heat this summer.
What changedOAN frames it as "DOE authorizes emergency power measures in 17 states to reduce blackout risk". 100 Percent Fed Up frames it as "“Hot Weather” Prompts Emergency Order Impacting 17 States – “Mitigate The Risk Of Blackou...".
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Still Watching. OAN frames it as "DOE authorizes emergency power measures in 17 states to reduce blackout risk". 100 Percent Fed Up frames it as "“Hot Weather” Prompts Emergency Order Impacting 17 States – “Mitigate The Risk Of Blackou...".

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OAN2h ago

DOE authorizes emergency power measures in 17 states to reduce blackout risk

The United States Department of Energy (DOE) has announced an emergency order to lessen the extreme stress on the power grid stretching across 17 states due to severe heat this summer.

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ALERT: “Hot Weather” Prompts Emergency Order Impacting 17 States – “Mitigate The Risk Of Blackouts”

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) issued an emergency order across 17 states due to the region’s “energy emergency brought […]

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