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Tag Archives: wind power
When I Say Stop, Continue
One of those Texas stories that keep bubbling along, and which I have trouble mapping out the dimensions of, is the high voltage line to the Permian Basin story. Texas Scorecard has been out front reporting on the controversy, and … Continue reading
Posted in Texas, video
Tagged American Stewards of Liberty (ASL), Dan Patrick, Energy Policy, ERCOT, Ken Paxton, LCRA, natural gas, oil industry, Oncor, Permian Basin, Public Utility Commission (PUC), Robert Montoya, solar power, subsidies, Texas, Texas Public Policy Foundation, Texas Scorecard, Thomas Gleeson, video, Wayne Christian, wind power
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Wind Turbine Blade Dump Disposal Drama (Plus A Modest Proposal)
A West Texas company has evidently tried to play fast and loose with solid waste disposal laws when it comes to decommissioned wind turbines. Attorney General Ken Paxton has secured a temporary injunction requiring a company accused of illegally stockpiling … Continue reading
Coal Power Vs. Wind Power
Coal power vs. wind power. Which will win? Holy.. 👀 pic.twitter.com/FL5g6F345J — BaldPrivilege 🍉🍍🥝🥭👊👊👊 (@Baldprivilege) August 30, 2021 That happened yesterday in Luling, Texas. Fortunately no one was seriously injured. I love the smell of a concrete metaphor in the … Continue reading
TPPF’s Chuck DeVore on Reasons Behind The Texas Blackouts
Some brief background on why so many Texas households suddenly seem to be without power: Two problems in #Texas, one short term and exacerbated by the long term issue, and one long term. 2/10 — Chuck DeVore (@ChuckDeVore) February 16, … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Regulation, Texas
Tagged Austin, Chuck DeVore, Energy Policy, oil industry, Regulation, solar power, Texas, Texas Public Policy Foundation, wind power
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