The Texas Energy and Power Newsletter
Texas Energy & Power Media, Robert Curran, Nathan Peavey, Emma Hamilton, Micalah Spenrath, Joshua Rhodes, Matt BomsA 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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Texas no longer manages an electricity market. It manages a compute system
Why the antifragile grid starts here.
To most observers, the situation before us is that AI will increase electricity demand at a pace we have never seen before. I see it slightly differently; Artificial intelligence demand will change the...
Austin Energy Enters the Next Phase of Decarbonization
Austin Energy’s power generation hit the 65 percent carbon-free level in 2024, and the municipal utility is targeting 100 percent carbon-free load by 2035, one of the most aggressive clean energy targets of any utility in Texas.
Austin Ene...
Process is Killing Texas Data Center Projects
As the data center buildout in Texas accelerates, the public conversation has fixated on generation, interconnection queues, and gigawatts. But the firms actually structuring these deals see a different problem entirely: process.
In this e...
Texas Bets on Speed, with Gin Kinney
Texas generators and grid operators used to spend a decade or two planning for new power plants.
But as Gin Kinney, chief administrative officer at NRG Energy, told Energy Capital Podcast hosts Matt Boms and Josh Rhodes at CERAweek in Hous...
Load Growth Challenges: Texas Grid Roundup #91
How much load is coming, and what should ERCOT do about it?
Texas is one of the fastest-growing data center markets in the world, and the state’s grid planners, lawmakers, and ratepayers are all starting to feel it.
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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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