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West Texas caravan highlights growth of electric vehicles

Matt Welch, state director, Conservative Texans for Energy Innovation, and Jade Gillespie Doss, director of programs, show a Hummer Electric Vehicle during a caravan of

Study finds no negative impact for Texas home values near utility solar projects

A new study commissioned by Conservative Texans for Energy Innovation (CTEI) in partnership with the Advanced Power Alliance and the Solar Energy Industries Association

Hunt Energy Network CEO: Here’s why I am optimistic about Texas’ energy future

Pat Wood III It has been a summer for the record books in Texas. On Aug. 10, we set an all-time power use peak

Turbines at Dallas Love Field are turning plane exhaust into energy to charge electric vehicles

“Wouldn’t it be cool if we could capture some of this wind, exhaust, and make electricity out of it?” Dr. T. O. Souryal told

As Heat Waves Roast Texas, Batteries Keep Power Grid Humming

A surge in battery storage is helping Texas beat the heat without additional fossil fuelsBy Benjamin Storrow, E&E News on August 22, 2023 CLIMATEWIRE | A battery boom is

Big ideas are chugging into ‘The Station’

The flurry of ongoing activity at the corner of Frisco Avenue and Magnolia has certainlygiven the town something to talk about. The Menard Station

Tesla says its Powerwall electricity customers can be paid to send power to the grid

Tesla is paying its Powerwall electricity customers in Texas to send excess power to the grid through a virtual power plant. By aggregating home

How solar and wind energy are saving Texans from a record heatwave

The same sun that is scorching Texas is keeping the air conditioning running, no matter what certain Lone Star legislators say. PETER WEBER JULY

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