Observing the efficacy of current reforms before enacting new ones is the best approach the legislature can take for the moment.

To accommodate a growing state, power lines such as these are unquestionably beneficial; however, the legislature must ensure that property owners are treated fairly.

Texas need only stay the course, and ensure a friendly regulatory market by improving permitting processes, allowing the industry to grow and thrive.

TCCRI writes in support of the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) proposed rule related to the State of Texas’ Underground Injection Control (UIC) program revision application.

Energy and Infrastructure are critical for Texas as the state continues to expand in terms of population, economy, and influence. Energy is not only a vital sector of the Texas economy, its reliability and abundance are required by Texas’ broad range of diverse industries, from technology to manufacturing. Infrastructure provides the means by which Texas industries expand, and by which Texans supply the workforce. To those ends, the Texas Conservative Coalition Research Insti

The legislature should stay the course on energy policy, removing unnecessary regulatory burdens and not imposing new ones.

The current Administration has used its rulemaking authorities to influence production in a way that supports a worldview uninterested in economic growth or stability.

Existing infrastructure makes Texas a natural leader in producing hydrogen.

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