[guywithahat]

87 people died in the 2018 CA outage, and PG&E was eventually charged with 117 counts of involuntary manslaughter. Nobody died due to power outages in Texas during the freeze, and the power companies were not charged with any counts of involuntary manslaughter.

In 2024, there were no deaths due to power outages in CA or in TX.

That said, comparing natural disaster deaths is a stupid way to measure the success or failure of a power grid. Success should be determined by factors like uptime or cost.

Why don't you look up the uptime and cost of the Texas grid vs the CA grid in 2024?