Shelby Webb

The Public Utility Commission and grid managers are discussing ways to handle large projects while balancing costs and reliability.

The setup could be a model for how the Lone Star State approaches renewable developments linked to large power users.

Corpus Christi residents are facing a water crisis caused by drought and industrial growth that could affect everyday activities.

The state approved a massive electric infrastructure expansion after lawmakers shortened the time regulators had to study projects.

The state Public Utility Commission is seeking to rework a system that charges big electricity users for power lines and other infrastructure.

The city’s water utility said it may need to “start turning valves” if industrial users go over monthly allotments during emergency conditions.

Federal researchers say solar on Texas' main power grid may reach new heights in 2026, while Republicans continue to criticize renewable energy.

The Electric Reliability Council of Texas said solar outproduced coal power in its region in 2025, while a new federal projection put 2026 as the first year

Lone Star State officials are scrambling to get ready for projects that serve artificial intelligence, but a draft water outlook skips the subject.

The Lone Star State’s attorney general alleged in a court filing that CAM Solar misled its customers.