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With the historic 2025 elections behind us (mostly), what happened in Texas? Prop 4, local elections, runoffs, and more!

Last month, the State Energy Conservation Office, a unit of the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, asked stakeholders for input on whether to move forward on adoption of the 2024 International Energy Conservation Code.

Clean energy is transforming Texas. Learn what clean energy means, how it benefits our economy and communities, and how to get involved through the upcoming Clean Energy Briefing.

On October 18, more than 7 million people gathered at over 2,700 No Kings rallies in all 50 states, DC, and cities worldwide.

Texas voters have the opportunity this fall to make a major decision about the future of water supply, water quality, and flood management in the state.

Our support of Proposition 4 comes with a catch. We need dedicated funding to safeguard Texas’ water, but we must make sure those dollars are used wisely, equitably, and sustainably.

Proposition 4, which is set to appear on the ballot this fall, proposes a constitutional amendment that would allocate $1 billion annually to the Texas Water Fund starting in 2027 and through 2047. The proposition has sparked both hope and concern...

There are three big things you should know about if you lost track of what’s going on at the Texas Capitol.

Key TakeawaysTexas energy demand continues to surge, with ERCOT setting new seasonal records and projecting even higher use driven by population growth, data centers, and extreme weather.Renewable energy keeps expanding - Texas now leads the nation...

Last week, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) held a public hearing on a controversial proposal to roll back key parts of the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program (GHGRP).