Energy by the Numbers
The media is full of promises to ban fossil fuels. As the rhetoric ramps up, let’s take a look at
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UT Protest Ironically Targets University Funding Source
The University of Texas was host to possibly the most ironic and ill-conceived protest in history in late October. As
Texas’ Impending Reliability Issues With Wind Power
Texas has the most wind capacity of any state, generating about 16% of its electricity from wind. In August, as
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ITOP LIVE Show – Bill Stevens Texas Alliance of Energy Producers 10/27/19
-Originally aired LIVE on 10/27/19-10/28/19- Episode 221 of “In The Oil Patch” This week on “In The Oil Patch”: host
Preserve Texas Heritage by Preserving Oil and Gas Jobs
Texas — the first two images that spring to my mind are cattle and oil wells. Thinking a little deeper,
The Texas Miracle
Texas has defied her critics since the first days of the Republic. Few expected the Texian rebels to route the
A Triple Threat in Energy Production : Texas and the Permian Basin
Texas’ Triple Threat in Energy Production Introduction In 1956, Hollywood released the classic film “Giant.” It was an adaptation of
It’s Never Too Early to Get Toasted at This Texas-Based Eatery
“What’s so great about dinner?” This is a question I’ve asked myself time and time again. The foods I enjoy
Lupe Tortilla: Serving “Texas-Mex” Across the Lone Star State
The Lupe Tortilla Story: From a Family Kitchen to Over 20 Locations Across Texas The original Lupe Tortilla first opened
Broadband, Markets and the Great Divergence
Affordable broadband continues to bubble up as an issue, too long unresolved, for underserved rural areas in Texas and other
