Late last week, Austin Energy announced that it will bring contracts for two large new solar projects to City Council for approval at the March 20th meeting. The contracts that Austin Energy is poised to sign, after Council approval, are for 150 megawatts of solar power from SunEdison and the price agreed to is nothing short of phenomenal. At less than 5 cents per kilowatt-hour, Austin will have solar energy for the same price as electricity from natural gas generators. These new solar facilities will be completed by 2016, and will provide Austin Energy with power for 25 years.
Texas recorded 5,400 new Covid cases yesterday but the state is rescinding the mask mandate effective today. Please be smart and keep masking up to protect each other until we beat this vicious virus.
Public Citizen is fighting for Texans in the 87th Legislature. If there’s a bill dealing with energy, environment or government ethics, there’s a good chance we’re tracking it and letting lawmakers know what we think. You can follow our testimony here in the link.
Right now, the #txlege is debating a bill that would limit the rights of car crash victims to be compensated when the vehicle at fault is owned by a business.
Texas must do better. People must be held accountable. Do not forget.
"We rate this claim False." #txenergy #txlege @DanCrenshawTX https://t.co/NrFckV0GVj
The Washington Post visited Round Rock and found a new awareness emerging in Texas. "The state’s economic disparit… https://t.co/n7AIBpF4TB
Haaland Will Wash Interior of Trump’s Oil-Drenched Cronies https://t.co/0QdyyUdQW9
CEO of Texas power grid operator terminated in aftermath of winter storm https://t.co/BpO61cEjtD via @TexasTribune
Anyone else getting the feeling that @GovAbbott's politically motivated decision to drop the Texas mask mandate is… https://t.co/pslMnOQaQS
Texas is 46th in the nation in vaccine rollout. https://t.co/sHaIw7ISH3
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