The Texas Advanced Nuclear Reactor Working Group was tasked by Gov. Abbott to research the prospect of expanding nuclear energy in the state.
Energy
Research Highlights the Paths for Growth of Nuclear Power in Texas
Life:Powered suggests nuclear generated energy may be the answer to Texas’ future energy needs.
Texas Leads the US With Electricity Price Increases Under the Biden-Harris Administration
Nationwide, the average wholesale cost of electricity prices during the first three years of the Biden-Harris administration has increased 72 percent.
Report: Federal Subsidies Predominately Fund Unreliable Energy
Wind and solar are a small part of the energy industry, yet they are the most subsidized.
Report Criticizes Politically-imposed Limits to the US Liquefied Natural Gas Boom
The country’s LNG export boom is under threat of being obstructed by politicians, the National Center for Energy Analytics found.
Despite Critics, Data Shows Texas Law Tackling ESG Is Working
Researchers presented their findings defending Senate Bill 13 before the Texas Senate on Thursday.
Specialists Push House Lawmakers to Address Cyber Attack Risks on State Infrastructure
As the upcoming legislative session draws closer, speakers at the latest House hearing on cybersecurity urged lawmakers to take threats more seriously.
Texas Partners With ExxonMobil for Largest Carbon Storage Lease in US
The agreement will lease approximately 270,000 acres of offshore land in the Gulf of Mexico.
Lt. Gov. Patrick Calls for Clawback of Deloitte’s Contract Amid Fraudulent Loan Application
Deloitte had allowed a questionable application to make its way to the state’s Public Utility Commission before concerns were unearthed.
Efforts to Federalize Texas’ Grid Continue
The federal government has authorized funds for a plan to hook into Texas’ grid.