The Texas Energy and Power Newsletter
Texas Energy & Power Media, Emma Hamilton, Nathan Peavey, Micalah Spenrath, Joshua Rhodes, Matt Boms, Robert CurranA 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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In 1999, a rancher walked into a Sweetwater, Texas law office with a 50-page wind lease from landmen in South Dakota. The lawyer, an oil and gas attorney named Rod Wetsel, told him to throw it in the trash. The rancher insisted he take anot...
Who Pays for the New Grid with Pablo Vegas
ERCOT’s current rulemaking process will shape the Texas grid for decades, driving infrastructure investments that last 30 to 50 years and cost billions of dollars.
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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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