The Texas Energy and Power Newsletter
Texas Energy & Power Media, Emma Hamilton, Joshua Rhodes, Matt Boms, Robert Curran, Nate, Seyi FabodeA newsletter, podcast, and community with clear analysis of Texas’s electric grid, clean energy transition, utility policy, and lessons that apply nationwide. New posts weekly.
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Everything moving on the Texas grid
The PUCT approved the southernmost of three 765 kV paths into the Permian on September 13. It has not approved the center path: administrative law judges recommended denying it in August, and chairman Thomas Gleeson sent it back asking what...
Dwindling Demand | Reading and Podcast Picks - September 13, 2026
How data center pause has affected demand forecast; Utility profits and potential cuts; Drilling innovation in Dallas and it’s history.
Reading and Podcast Picks is a collection of what we’ve been reading and listening to over the last wee...
Ghost Demand | Reading and Podcast Picks - September 6, 2026
Tesla’s solar roof; Chevron investment in Venezuela; AI as good grid citizens; Combating clean energy disinfo; and Columbia Energy Exchange on critical minerals.
Reading and Podcast Picks is a collection of what we’ve been reading and list...
Everything Energy | Reading and Podcast Picks - August 30th, 2026
Why Texas had no summer grid emergencies; What data center pushback might cost; The history of solar; Nuclear in Ft. Hood; and how data centers could impact midterms.
Reading and Podcast Picks is a collection of what we’ve been reading and...
More grid-changing technology is on the way. Regulators need to prepare
Grid leaders must get ahead of new technologies
There is a framing that technology and innovation moves at the speed of a hare while policy is the tortoise trying to keep up. Energy policy is often reacting to the main issues of the day, a...
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Matt Boms is Executive Director of TAEBA, the Texas Advanced Energy Business Alliance. He has served on the Texas ADER and Backup Power advisory committees. He holds a master's in Local Economic Development from the London School of Economics.
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