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. In recent...

The current Administration has used its rulemaking authorities to influence production in a way that supports a worldview unintersted in...

Existing infrastructure makes Texas a natural leader in producing hydrogen. Over the last several years Texas has benefited from...

On May 2nd, the House Select Committee on Protecting Texas LNG exports met to discuss what the state can do in the face of the Biden...

In August of 2023, Governor Greg Abbott directed the Public Utility Commission of Texas to “evaluate advanced nuclear reactors to...

In late January, President Joe Biden released a statement on his administration’s temporary—or more accurately, indefinite—pause on...

The arctic cold front that swept across Texas in mid-January elicited fears of the February 2021 freeze, Winter Storm Uri. During Winter...

At the end of last year, Governor Greg Abbott posted the following on X, claiming that “Texas is America’s #1 energy producer”: This...