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Texas Natural Gas Proves Invaluable During Winter Storm Heather

In late January, Texans grappled with the unforgiving chill of Winter Storm Heather, enduring prolonged sub-freezing temperatures and icy precipitation statewide. The extreme conditions placed an unprecedented strain on the Lone Star State's electric grid, escalating...

Charting Progress: The Decline of Seismic Activity in Texas

In recent years, concerns over the correlation between oil and gas operations, particularly wastewater disposal, and increased seismic events have prompted action by both industry and regulators.  The collaboration between oil and gas operators and regulatory...

Several Bills Passed by Texas Legislature Likely to Strengthen State’s Electric Grid, Energy Industry Groups Say

During the 88th Texas Legislative Session, several key pieces of legislation were passed to further strengthen the reliability of the state’s electric grid while also putting guardrails in place to ensure Texans are protected from expensive and unproven initiatives....

ICYMI: El Paso Voters Overwhelmingly Reject Extreme Climate Charter Proposition

El Paso voters spoke loud and clear, decisively rejecting Proposition K in a special election held in May. Proposition K aimed to introduce a comprehensive climate charter into the city's charter, proposing various policies that supporters say would combat climate...

Two Wins and a Miss for Texas Energy During the 88th Texas Session

The end of the Texas legislative session had several highlights for the state’s energy industry, with key bills poised to bring positive change – including two bills that passed, and one that failed to pass. Among the top three bills that garnered attention and...

New Law Protects Energy Choice for Texans

This year the Texas Legislature took a crucial step to ensure families and small business owners, not politicians or activists, maintain full control of which energy sources and products they can utilize and purchase. Companion bills SB 1017 by Senator Brian Birdwell...

House Bill 5, Which Would Create a New Economic Development Program, Clears Senate Committee, Now Heads to Senate Floor

In a significant move for the Lone Star State, on Sunday, the Senate Committee on Business and Commerce voted to send House Bill 5 to the Senate floor where it will receive a vote. HB 5 would replace the Chapter 313 economic development program with a new, modern...

Two Wins and a Miss for Texas Energy During the 88th Texas Session

The end of the Texas legislative session had several highlights for the state’s energy industry, with key bills poised to bring positive change – including two bills that passed, and one that failed to pass. Among the top three bills that garnered attention and...

New Law Protects Energy Choice for Texans

This year the Texas Legislature took a crucial step to ensure families and small business owners, not politicians or activists, maintain full control of which energy sources and products they can utilize and purchase. Companion bills SB 1017 by Senator Brian Birdwell...

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