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2025 Peak Demand Records

Last updated: Nov 10, 2025

November 2025

Previous Peak: 60,302 MW set 11/06/2025

Month	Demand (MW)
November 7	61,839*
November 6	60,302*

October 2025

Previous Peak: 72,550 MW set 10/03/24

Month	Demand (MW)
Oct 2	76,446*
Oct 1	76,271*

May 2025

Previous Peak: 77,139 MW set 05/27/24

Month	Demand (MW)
May 23	78,399

April 2025

Previous Peak: 64,003 MW set 04/30/2024

Month	Demand (MW)
April 14	65,617

March 2025

Previous Peak: 60,756 MW set 03/05/2019

Month	Demand (MW)
March 25	62,924

February 2025

Previous Peak: 69,812 MW set 02/14/2021

Month	Demand (MW)
February 20	80,560

2025 Winter All-Time Records

Previous Peak: 78,349 MW set on 01/16/2024

Month	Demand (MW)
February 20	80,560

How many homes can 1 MW power?

1 MW is enough to serve about 250 residential customers during ERCOT peak hours.

Where to find records

Current official records can be found in the Demand tab in the Demand and Energy Report on Helpful Resources page. The numbers for the most recent months may change slightly as additional settlements passes are completed.

How records are set

For a demand record, ERCOT use the integrated system load for the full hour. ERCOT does not count instantaneous loads for demand records. The unofficial demands reported during, or just after, an operating day are preliminary. The numbers may change slightly as the data goes through the settlement process. After a final settlement pass occurs, after several months, the numbers are set and become official.

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