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For the first time ever, the Public Utility Commission of Texas is requiring large private utilities to publicly present their proposed budgets and plans for their 2027 Energy Efficiency offerings.

As Neil Carman’s official retirement celebration approaches, we’ve been reflecting on the stories that define his incredible decades of work.

By Evgenia SpearsWhat if the water used to extract oil and gas could be cleaned and reused? At first glance, it might sound like a practical solution, especially in a state like Texas, where water supplies are increasingly strained. But the deeper...

This year, Sierra Club – alongside partners - led the panel discussion focused on current policy needs to address pre-production plastic pollution in Texas.

Cyrus Reed breaks down what's going on at the Texas Capitol; from interim charges to key committee hearings.

Pre-production plastics are a type of microplastics that come as tiny pellets (often called ‘nurdles’), as well as powders and flakes.

By Shane JohnsonTexans’ energy bills increased by about 30% over the last 5 years and are expected to increase another 30% over the next five. This translates to a $100-$150 bill increase if your current bill is $300-$500 like many Texas families—...

Today, we are honored to announce that, after more than 30 years of environmental advocacy in Texas, Neil Carman is retiring as Clean Air Director for the Sierra Club Lone Star Chapter.

Texas energy policy is rapidly evolving as regulators respond to growing demand from data centers, transmission needs, and grid reliability challenges. This overview explains the latest ERCOT and PUCT actions, what they mean for consumers, and how...