A MORE RESILIENT GRID BUILT BY TEXAS ADVANCED ENERGY BUSINESSES
The advanced energy industry is a vital driver in Texas’s economic engine. New business models and technologies are fundamentally changing the way Texas is forming its energy future to be more resilient, more affordable, and cleaner. Texas Advanced Energy Business Alliance (TAEBA) is focused on growing the advanced energy sector to make the Texas electricity system more secure, clean, reliable, and affordable.
In the immediate wake of Winter Storm Uri, state regulators and the Texas legislature enacted reforms to protect against devastating blackouts, but more work can be done to integrate energy efficiency, demand response, and distributed energy resources as well as expand transmission infrastructure that is necessary for new wind and solar projects. We are working to encourage Texas to take bold steps to increase renewable energy and investments in energy efficiency, while simultaneously encouraging competitive markets as a means to spur innovation, job growth and economic opportunity.
OUR POLICY PLATFORM
- Accelerating the transition to 100% clean energy in Texas by building a more resilient electricity system through greater deployment of microgrid and battery storage technologies, including mobile battery storage such as electric school buses.
- Delivering American made energy to Texas's families by supporting competitive markets for wind, solar, energy storage, electric vehicles and clean energy supply chain manufacturing that will attract businesses big and small to Texas.
- Making electric transportation a reality in all communities by expanding electric vehicle infrastructure, with an emphasis on public charging, and medium and heavy duty commercial fleets.
ADVANCED ENERGY WORKS FOR TEXAS
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