Local Print & Digital News
Editor: Sewell Chan
Phone: 512-7116-8619
Email: sewell.chan@texastribune.org
Journalists:
Aamena Ahmed: Report: San Antonio, Austin Among Solar Power Leaders
Mitchell Ferman: Despite natural gas failures during winter storm, Texas lawmakers target renewable energy in the aftermath
Erin Douglas: No, frozen wind turbines aren’t the main culprit for Texas’ power outages
Ross Ramsey: No, frozen wind turbines aren’t the main culprit for Texas’ power outages
Jayme Lozano: Why the Texas grid causes the High Plains to turn off its wind turbines
Patrick Svitek: Gov. Greg Abbott vows to exclude renewable energy from any revived economic incentive program
Jim Malewitz: Texas a Testing Ground for Energy Storage
Coal-Dependent Power Company Eyes West Texas Sun
In Texas, a Bright Outlook for Solar Manufacturer
Editor: Keith Campbell
214-977-8205
kcampbell@dallasnews.com
Journalists:
Steve Brown: Solar energy firm heads to Allen with new headquarters and warehouse
Noor Adatia: Study: Solar and wind energy saved Texas customers more than $7 billion in 2022 so far
Teri Webster: Solar energy co-op in Plano seeks to reduce electricity costs, ease strain on grid
Philip Jankowski: Little-known committee takes aim at wind, solar power in Texas grid recommendations
Mitchell Schnurman: Too much of a good thing for Texas? Uncle Sam’s pumping up wind, solar and batteries
Texas keeps getting greener: Solar power, like wind a decade ago, is about to soar
The new Oncor is going after a new target: Texas homeowners with solar panels
Bye-bye coal, hello solar: Why Texas’ top power company, Vistra, is embracing clean energy
Irene Wright: Q Cells eyes Dallas and Fort Worth locations for $2 billion solar manufacturing facility
Motley Fool: Motley Fool: NextEra Energy is world’s largest producer of solar and wind power
Mitchell Parton: Dallas company to install solar panels for thousands of North Texas apartments
Lisa Wood: More electric companies should offer consumer technology like solar panels
Sarah Blaskovich: Solar-powered coffee shop Houndstooth now open in North Dallas
James Osborne: West Texas in line for solar farm
In West Texas, another solar farm announcement
ERCOT: Power grid becoming more stable as gas, solar, wind grow
Children's Health goes green on wind, solar deal
Jeff Mosier: Why Dallas solar capacity pales compared with Austin, San Antonio
Why Texas isn't worried about solar eclipse wiping out enough energy to power 120,000 homes
Texas installs enough solar panels in last three months to power 44,000 homes
Nanette Light: Collin County solar energy advocates push Allen leaders to lift restrictions on roof panels
Tom Benning: Wind and solar sweeping aside coal faster than expected, new analysis says
Maria Halkias: Starbucks turns to solar energy from Cypress Creek to power its Texas stores
Tyler Carter: Should you go solar? A nonprofit makes the case for Dallas County residents to use renewable energy
Star Local Media
Business Manager: Nick Souders
Phone: 972-398-4405
nsouders@starlocalmedia.com
Journalists:
Phil Banker: Plano joins solar energy initiative
Chris Roark: Flower Mound continues to examine solar panel guidelines
Winston Henvey: Allen resident first in city to employ solar paneled roof shingles
Alan Mozes: Wind Power Is Bringing Americans Real Health Benefits
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Editor: Steve Coffman
817-390-7400
Email: n/a
Journalists:
Jess Thomson: Seeing Gold in Spinning Turbines: Why Texas Is Winning U.S. Renewable Race
Emma Rubin: Could 2023 be the year offshore wind energy takes off in the US?
Elisa Fernandez: How US renewable energy adoption compares to other major emitters
Steve Kaskovich: Wind packs a powerful punch in Denton
GM to power Arlington plant with energy from Texas wind farm
Sylvie Corbet: Tens of billions promised to boost clean energy tech
Tim Henderson: Wind farms deliver economic jolt to rural Middle America
Jim Fuquay: Texas ranks second in ‘green’ job creation
Wind power sets new daily records in Texas
Wind power on tap to help Texas meet carbon reduction goals
John M. Crisp: Wind turbines are not a sideshow
Tom Smith: Texas needs to get on the renewables bandwagon
Sean Murphy: A decade after welcoming wind, states reconsider
James Walker: The U.S. can stay number one in wind energy
Sean Cockerham: Solar and wind power surge as drilling and mining falter
Alex Daugherty: Rick Perry turned Texas into a wind powerhouse by getting out of the way
Tom Uhler: Texas city one of first to be powered solely by wind and solar energy
Megan Cardona: Solar-powered license plate cameras help Fort Worth police track cars, make arrests
Dallas Observer
Editor: Patrick Williams
2114-757-9000
patrick.williams@dallasobserver.com
Journalists:
Meredith Lawrence: Solar Co-op Launches in Dallas
Texas Used More Energy from Wind Than Coal this Year — What Does that Actually Mean?
Texas Produced More Energy from Renewable Sources Than Coal Last Year
Eric Nicholson: Texas Could Get a Fifth of Its Electricity from Solar Panels, but It Has a Long Way to Go
Beth Rankin: Dallas' Newest Cafe Is a Solar-Powered Coffee Shop in a Sustainably Built Tiny House
Christian McPhate: Denton's Plan for Renewable Energy Angers Opponents With Its Reliance on Natural Gas
Focus Daily News (covering Desoto)
Publisher: Marlon Hanson
Phone: 972-223-9175
editor@focusdailynews.com
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