Texas Smart Meter Hearing Draws Impassioned Testimony

The Texas Tribune reports on how a recent Texas Senate committee heard sometimes emotional testimony about smart electric meter installations. Read more →
SXSW Eco: JouleBug App Generates Buzz For Responsible Behavior

Meet the playful mobile app that could save you $200 a year! Read more →
SXSW Eco: How A Neighborhood Became A Smart Grid Laboratory

Check out our interview with Pecan Street Inc. to find out how they're working to revolutionize the grid, in Texas and beyond. Read more →
SXSW Eco: 3 Cool Green Companies You Should Know About

We strolled through the Eco Exhibition hallway at SXSW Eco in Austin today, and here are three of the coolest companies we found. Read more →
SXSW Eco: Firefly LED Lasts 40 Years and Cuts Energy Use By 90%

EarthTechling sits down with the founder and CEO of Firefly LED, a company that's manufacturing a lighting industry game changer right here in the USA. Read more →
SXSW Eco: Green Car Racing, Tech Soup, & Gaming For Water Conservation

Today's SXSW Eco featured sessions on sustainable seafood, clean energy investments and (literally) everything in between. Here are highlights from some of the sessions we attended today! Read more →
Texas Wind Boom Threatened By Expiring Tax Credit

The Texas Tribune reports on how implications for the Lone Star State's growing wind industry could be staggering if Congress doesn't renew the wind production tax credit. Read more →
Renewable Incentives Spark Debate At Texas Hearing

The Texas Tribune reports on how a recent Texas state Senate hearing became a forum for criticizing renewable energy incentives. Read more →
Smart Water Meters Take Root In Texas Cities

The Texas Tribune reports on how cities across Texas are trading in old water meters for smart ones that are meant to cut costs and help conserve water. Read more →
Solar, Texas-Style: 400 MW Of PV Planned For San Antonio

Greentech Media reports on the only near-term solar demand in Texas will be in two municipal utilities’ service territories—in Austin and San Antonio. Read more →




