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As Texas navigates these tumultuous times within its energy sector, the consequences of its capacity market and deregulated landscape may compel a reconsideration of long-held beliefs about independence and regulation. The potential for rolling blackouts and an unstable power supply presents an urgent challenge, one that speaks to the necessity of balancing growth, reliability, and the realities of modern energy consumption. The coming months will likely determine whether Texas can adapt to these demands or will need to confront the uncomfortable reality of needing assistance from the federal level, altering the state's approach to energy management in the process.