An alfalfa garden patch grows at the Texas Pacific Water Resources research and development project site outside of Midland. Researchers watered the alfalfa with cleaned produced water from a fracking ...

Texas’s role as the capital of American petropolitics hasn’t stopped it from becoming a clean energy leader. The state was roughly tied with California as the largest employer for non-remote clean ...

At a gathering of clean energy professionals in Austin last week, the same question came up again and again: Is Texas still a good place to build solar arrays and wind turbines? Renewable energy ...

In the race to build renewable energy projects in 2021, Texas lapped the competition. The state had 7,352 megawatts of new wind, solar and energy storage projects come online during the year, ...

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Less clean energy will be built in Texas as a result of the “One Big Beautiful Bill” signed into law by President Donald Trump on the Fourth of July, which could increase Texans’ annual energy costs ...

Now, with policy uncertainty at both the federal and state level, Texas is at risk of topping a new list: The biggest loser of potential investment and jobs from clean energy projects that might no ...

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