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Sen. Cornyn: Counter Russia with an all-of-the-above energy strategy in Texas and across America

High schoolers trading science experiments for making Molotov cocktails. Pediatric cancer patients huddled in basement bomb shelters. Architects, teachers and grandmothers taking up arms to protect their country’s freedom.

Inside Clean Energy: Texas Is the Country’s Clean Energy Leader, Almost in Spite of Itself

The Lone Star State led the nation in new renewable energy capacity in 2021, and is poised to continue to be the leader. In

2021 saw some big changes to Texas power grid after winter freeze

The work is far from over, but many changes came to Texas’ beleaguered power grid in 2021 following the deadly February freeze. An exterior

COP, New Energy Laws, and the Power of Competition

There’s a lot going on in the energy world right now. The United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) is happening in Glasgow, Scotland. Congress

Welfare for Texas Electricity Generators Is Not a Viable Solution

October 21, 2021 By Matt Welch and Landon Stevens The blackouts in the ERCOT region this past February were a tragedy on multiple levels

UN Chief Lectures Texas Based On False Premise

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres lashed out at Texas and Texans at a press conference last week, telling the media that “If Texas wants to remain

Texas Receives “B” on Electric Competition Scorecard

Academic study finds Texas possesses key tenants of a competitive electric market FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CEN CONTACT: Joanna Lewis – [email protected] October 19, 2021

Deregulation and U.S. Energy Independence

Fracking and an end to the oil-export ban turned America into a global powerhouse. By Paul M. Dabbar Oct. 5, 2021 The U.S. in 2019

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