Senior Correspondent, Energy & Environment
Mose Buchele is a Senior Correspondent for Energy & Environment at KUT. He focuses on energy and environmental reporting, covering local and state issues since joining KUT in 2009, and has a background in politics and education journalism. Mose's work has been featured in various outlets including NPR, Texas Public Radio, and Houston Public Media.
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Mose Buchele's coverage primarily focuses on local energy and environmental issues, with an emphasis on the Texas power grid. His articles feature government announcements, legal policy regulation, and data citations related to these topics.
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By: Mose Buchele
After Bo French asked his social media followers whether Jews or Muslims were a “bigger threat to America,” Republican Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick called for him to step down from his position at the Tarrant County GOP. Patrick is now backing French in his bid to be the next Texas railroad commissioner.
By: Kut By, Mose Buchele
In 2022, Sarah Stogner ran an insurgent Republican primary campaign for a seat on the Railroad Commission of Texas.
By: Mose Buchele
Extreme heat is especially dangerous in the early summer, when people's bodies are not as accustomed to higher temperatures.
By: Nathan Bernier, Mose Buchele
The City Council may have been voting on Austin Energy matters in closed-door meetings since 1999. The votes are kept so secret that public records do not even indicate that they happened at all.
By: Mose Buchele
The state office that distributes billions to expand Texas rural broadband is facing allegations of “favoritism” and offering “sweetheart” deals to company's that provide low earth orbit satellite broadband.
By: Mose Buchele, Kut By
The Texas office responsible for distributing over $5 billion in state and federal money to expand rural broadband faced allegations of "favoritism" and
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Director Kristin Tièche says the seed for her new documentary, The Invisible Mammal, was planted back in 1999, when she was a film student in upstate New York.
By: Mose Buchele
Water activity that includes personal and commercial watercraft, wet bikes, motorized surfboards, canoes, kayaks, paddleboards, and similar devices is prohibited on Lady Bird Lake, Lake Austin and the Colorado River downstream of Longhorn Dam until Tuesday at 5 p.m.
By: Mose Buchele
Warmer air holds more water. When that air encounters the right weather conditions, bigger storms emerge.
By: Mose Buchele
A plan to build a network of 765 kV transmission lines to bolster the state's power grid has come under intense opposition from landowners in its path and others.
