TP and L outlines prewar capacity gains and future plants
Texas Power and Light outlines capacity growth before World War II noting available capacity of 20 900 kilowatts versus 155 940 kilowatts in 1941. New plants at Gainesville and planned 80 000 kilowatts in 1953 plus 80 000 to 100 000 kilowatts in 1954, with substations expanded and transmission strengthened to resist ice storms and weather.
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Power Company Says It Could Meet All Demands in War
Texas Power and Light Company states that if current construction equipment is diverted, power supply could be affected. If construction proceeds as planned the firm asserts it can meet industrial military and civilian needs in a full scale war and its reserve capacity should cover higher military output.
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