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Regulatory red tape holds back the carbon capture opportunity in Texas

Matt Welch is state director at Conservative Texans for Energy Innovation. We all know Texas is the energy capital of America, and we know

Texas could become a major producer of another source of renewable energy

Texas has the potential to become a major producer of green hydrogen due to its existing energy infrastructure, according to researchers. That infrastructure is

Austin Energy to start paying business owners to produce solar energy – Copy

AUSTIN — A new study by the Bureau of Business Research (BBR) at the IC² Institute predicts significant economic impacts over the next 30 years

Austin Energy to start paying business owners to produce solar energy

AUSTIN, Texas — Local business owners will now have a way of getting involved with sustainable energy while making passive income through a new

Southern Power to expand Texas solar facility

Southern Power is expanding its Millers Branch Solar Facility located in Haskell, Texas. The Phase II expansion will add 132-megawatts (MW) of solar power

In a bid to bolster the grid, Texas charges ahead on battery storage

Across Texas, fenced lots of shipping-like containers are popping up amid the oil derricks and wind turbines that have defined the landscape. Building blocks

One of the largest solar projects in the US opens in Texas, backed by Google

One of the largest solar projects in the U.S. opened in Texas on Friday, backed by what Google said is the largest solar electricity

A massive solar farm north of Houston just came online, and it’s not connected to ERCOT

A large solar farm north of Houston that received about $200 million in financing a year ago has come online. Recurrent Energy, a subsidiary

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