Texas is about to get a major power boost – a new AI-powered virtual power plant (VPP) delivering capacity equivalent to 200,000 homes during peak demand. NRG Energy is teaming up with Renew ...

The university had offered up land it owns around the state for developers to build natural gas power plants in May. Texas A&M is now courting nuclear energy companies because its leaders believe ...

With silver-green foliage and dazzling purple-pink blooms, Texas sage is a shrub that demands attention. This North American plant is known as the 'State Native Shrub of Texas', seen growing in front ...

Texas Fine Wine is celebrating its 10th anniversary this ... known as the Tannat House of Texas – was one of the first to plant Tannat here in Texas. Tannat is a red grape known for its bold ...

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Irving-based TXU Energy and the Dallas-based Texas Trees Foundation are launching a statewide tree-planting campaign, celebrating 20 years of working together to create “greener, healthier communities ...

Moment Energy today announced it has received $28 million (US$20.3 million) grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to locate a new manufacturing plant in Taylor, Texas. It is also eligible for ...

A spring full of colorful yards and roadways might seem like a far-off prospect, but it's time to start thinking about Texas ...

Stewart-Haas Racing drivers Josh Berry and Chase Briscoe each drove Texas A&M-sponsored cars at ... Nov 8, 2024; Avondale, Arizona, USA; NASCAR Cup Series driver Josh Berry (4) during practice ...

Dow Chemical Texas Power Plant is a 253.8MW gas fired power project. It is located in Texas, the US. According to GlobalData, who tracks and profiles over 170,000 power plants worldwide, the project ...

The university is now courting nuclear energy companies because its leaders believe building more nuclear plants is the "obvious and only answer to the power supply problems in Texas," Sharp said ...