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Opinion: Texas’ rare opportunity to fix the energy marketplace

By Suzanne Bertin Abundant natural resources, free markets, and a strong commitment to innovation have long positioned Texas as an energy leader. However, Texans’

Texas grid reform should make every megawatt count

Josiah Neeley, R Street Institute Aug. 20, 2021 “Is the Texas grid fixed?” It’s a question I’ve gotten a lot from friends and family over

Attacking Texas’ renewable energy won’t keep the lights on

Policymaker should embrace renewables and address reliability by incentivizing new technology and reducing demand. By Michael E. Webber 1:30 AM on Jul 24, 2021 CDT

Rethinking the future of refueling

How solar plus storage plus EVs equals energy freedom. Michael Lee, May 27 2021 Michael Lee is CEO of Octopus Energy U.S. and co-founder

Texas Railroad Commissioner Wayne Christian Passes Key Resolutions At IOGCC

Texas Defends States Rights at Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission AUSTIN – Today, Commissioner Wayne Christian authored and passed three resolutions to protect

Texas must lead the future of carbon capture development

BY MATT WELCH CONSERVATIVE TEXANS FOR ENERGY INNOVATION Matt Welch is the state director of Conservative Texans for Energy Innovation, a statewide organization that promotes

Traditionally red Texas experiencing green jobs boom

Dallas, Texas — In the heart of Texas, green jobs are booming. After its completion in early 2022, the Samson solar farm is set to

SWING AND A MISS: Wall Street Journal Article Takes Aim At Texas Energy Markets And Misses By A Lot

The Wall Street Journal recently published an article asserting that Texans in deregulated electric markets had paid $28 billion more for power since 2004 than

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