The Texas Energy and Power Newsletter
Texas Energy & Power Media, Emma Hamilton, Robert Curran, Joshua Rhodes, Nate, Matt Boms, 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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Data centers have to earn rural Texas
In August, Gov. Greg Abbott ordered ERCOT to audit the data centers seeking to connect to the grid, pausing ERCOT’s batch zero study of the first cohort for a new process to connect large loads as a group. In September he told the Texas Com...
Data Center Pause? | Reading and Podcast Picks - October 25, 2026
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Texas energy heads into the 2027 session
House Bill 5200 would have required ERCOT to evaluate grid-enhancing technologies (sensors, software and advanced conductors that raise an existing transmission line’s capacity). It passed the House 128-0 in 2025. The Senate never gave it a...
It’s time to build an antifragile grid
How we can work together and make it happen
In 1907, Samuel Insull, who had been hired by Thomas Edison in 1880, made the bold move of linking electric service of 40 towns near Chicago. He combined the assets of those companies, establishe...
Costing Consumers | Reading and Podcast Picks October 18, 2026
Entergy’s new plant; Vance in Texas; Data center penalties; Oil growth in the South; and VPP growth nationwide.
Reading and Podcast Picks is a collection of what we’ve been reading and listening to over the last week or so about energy top...
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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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