Water Wars Come To Texas
Drought and high temperatures are putting pressure on groundwater sources all across Texas, and making water a highly profitable business.
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US Green Hydrogen Startups Are Moving On To Greener Pastures
Green hydrogen from renewable resources is beginning to loosen the grip of fossil fuels on the hydrogen supply chain — if not here in the US, then elsewhere around the world.
Persistence On Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles Surfaces In Japan, Germany, US
The US startup Hyroad Energy is among the automotive stakeholders supporting activity in the global hydrogen fuel electric vehicle market.
A Texas-Sized, 391-Megawatt Floating Solar Power Plant Is Coming…To Texas, Of Course
A 391 MW floating solar power plant has been proposed as part of a massive new hybrid energy system in Port Arthur that includes wind power and energy storage, too.
Sheep Will Frolic In Massive New Solar Power Plant In Texas
The energy firm Enel has just commissioned its largest solar power plant in the US, where sheep will serve as vegetation managers and soil enhancers.
Texas Adds More Solar Power Because It’s Just Better, That’s All
Partisan politics and federal energy policy aside, the red state of Texas is still fertile territory for new solar power plants as high-level electricity consumers demand more kilowatts, more quickly.
Solar “Hub Home” Program Supports Houston Residents When The Electricity Goes Out
The model for the electricity business in the United States is a monopoly that gives one company exclusive rights to distribute electricity in a given geographic area. For historical reasons, that model makes a lot of sense. Imagine if five electricity suppliers were putting up poles and stringing wires in … [continued]
ERCOT Increasingly Meets Rising Demand with Solar, Wind, & Batteries
Since 2021, electricity demand within the Texas electricity grid operated by the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) has steadily increased. In the first nine months of 2025, electricity demand in ERCOT, which manages about 90% of the state’s load, reached a record high compared with the same period in … [continued]
Texas Startup Aims To Erect Solar Power Towers Here, There, Everywhere
The Texas startup Janta aims to bring its solar power towers to commercial facilities, industrial sites, apartment buildings, and homes.
Texas Aims To Revive All-But-Dead Green Hydrogen Industry
A new all-in-one green hydrogen production system, developed by the US startup SunHydrogen in partnership with the University of Iowa, will get its first multi-panel tryout at the Hydrogen ProtoHub in Texas.
