Texas House Committee On Natural Resources Will Meet to Discuss Data Centers On June 23
June 19, 2026
Texas is becoming the nation's data center hub, with approximately 300 operating data centers and hundreds more planned or under development.
Texas HOMES and HEARS Rebate Program - Next Steps and What You Need to Know
June 17, 2026
After several years of delay, the HOMES and HEAR rebate programs are finally being designed in Texas—and the public has a chance to help shape them.
Texas Transmission Series Part 2: Texas' $33 Billion Transmission Plan
June 16, 2026
This two part blog series discusses Texas transmission demand and growth.
Texas Transmission Series Part 1: The Future of Texas Electricity Demand
June 16, 2026
This two part blog series discusses Texas transmission demand and growth.
Global Wind Day: How Wind Power Helps Keep Texas Running
June 15, 2026
Global Wind Day (June 15) celebrates one of the world's fastest-growing sources of electricity: wind power! For Texas, wind power is more than clean energy - it's a critical part of the state's energy system.
What does the Gulf Coast and North Texas have in common? An NRG Problem
June 9, 2026
Texas is poised to spend billions of public dollars building new gas-fired power plants - and NRG Energy is first in line to benefit.
Mountain Lions in Texas: 32 Years of Avoiding the Count
June 8, 2026
Mountain lions remain one of Texas' most iconic native predators, yet the state still lacks comprehensive data on their population size and distribution.
Texas Is Considering Reusing Oilfield Wastewater: What Texans Need to Know and How to Get Involved
June 8, 2026
Produced water is wastewater generated during oil and gas operations. Texas leads the nation in oil and gas production, with an estimated 20-25 million barrels (up to 1 billion gallons) of produced water generated daily in the Permian Basin.
When the Rules Change Mid-Game: What Happened at Magic Valley Electric Co-op—and Why It Matters for Texas
June 2, 2026
With worsening extreme weather, the takeover and destruction of public spaces by billionaires like Elon Musk, the difficulties mixed status families face, and the rising cost of living, life in the Valley is hard for many. Learn about the MVEC...
Texas Is Becoming a Data Center Hotspot. What Does That Mean for Our Communities?
June 2, 2026
From artificial intelligence to cloud computing, the digital tools we use every day depend on a vast network of data centers. Texas has become one of the country's fastest-growing destinations for data center development.