Posted on · On Wednesday's Houston Matters: Maintaining our status as the energy capital, the week in politics, the relationship between fast food and American life, and a local production of The Glass Menagerie.
Posted on · The Prospero Solar project just north of Odessa will have a capacity of 379 megawatts. That's enough to power around 72,000 homes based on the national average.
Posted on · Texas is home to about a quarter of all wind power capacity in the country, as capacity nationwide increased by 8 percent in 2018.
Posted on · On Tuesday's Houston Matters: The role of Texas in the wind industry, reflections on working with Elie Wiesel, former NFL player Martellus Bennett's storytelling initiatives, and the effect of Project Row Houses on the Third Ward.
Posted on · Episode: 1654 The forgotten renewable energy source, tidal (or lunar) power. Today, solar power and lunar power.
Posted on · Episode: 3204 Transforming Transportation from Engines to Motors. Today, our thoughts are about motors instead of engines.
Posted on · Houston Matters learns more about the annual industry outlook from the Energy Information Administration.
Posted on · Research by Rice University shows wind and solar can complement each other to make energy from coal unnecessary.
Posted on · A renewable energy company will build solar farms in Fort Bend County
Posted on · Some say integrating renewable energy into the state’s power grid makes the grid harder to manage. Is that true?
Posted on · On Thursday's Houston Matters: We learn about a telemedicine program out of Texas Tech that might help stop school shootings. We discuss integration of renewable energy into the power grid. A local ophthalmologist answers your eye care questions. And we visit a convention for fans of Minecraft.
Posted on · Houston's Clean Line Energy has turned to a former Missouri governor to argue before that state's supreme court on behalf of a $2.3 billion wind energy transmission project.
Posted on · With NRG's announcement that it will sell its renewable energy business, two experts discuss how the news might affect the future of green energy here.
Posted on · The research suggests U.S. solar installation could slow by 11% over the next five years
Posted on · When numbers on renewable energy are wrong, the whole story can be wrong