For many years, Dallas Texas has been home to various energy companies which cater alternative energy sources. Energy companies in Dallas Texas have been operating for the past decades in order to provide the right quality of services to thousands and thousands of residents and businesses. Today, the demand for alternative energy sources is high. One of the major reasons for this is the fact that this type of energy source is nature-friendly. Energy companies in Texas are concerned enough towards the environment while at the same time ensuring their company’s sales.
Unlike many other states, Texas has had a competitive retail market for electricity since 2001, replacing the traditional cost of a service-based regulated market. Ron Seidel, PE, principal at RBS Energy Consulting and Principal Solar, Inc. board member will discuss and answer questions about his recent whitepaper, "Solutions for the Texas Energy Shortage". Watch the webinar below presented by Ron Seidel:
Texas lawmakers give utilities a tax boost
Wondering what makes your utility bills go up every year?
Under current law, taxes collected by utility companies for transmission lines can be kept by utilities owners if they have losses in other businesses or in other states to offset profits. Texas lawmakers are proposing that tax overpayments will not be part of the calculation in setting future transmission rates in Texas.
Texas Energy Sector: Booming, Contradictory, Promising
Unlike many other states, Texas has had a competitive retail market for electricity since 2001, replacing the traditional cost of a service-based regulated market. Ron Seidel, PE, principal at RBS Energy Consulting and Principal Solar, Inc. board member will discuss and answer questions about his recent whitepaper, "Solutions for the Texas Energy Shortage". Watch the webinar below presented by Ron Seidel:
Texas lawmakers give utilities a tax boost
Wondering what makes your utility bills go up every year?
Under current law, taxes collected by utility companies for transmission lines can be kept by utilities owners if they have losses in other businesses or in other states to offset profits. Texas lawmakers are proposing that tax overpayments will not be part of the calculation in setting future transmission rates in Texas.
Texas Energy Sector: Booming, Contradictory, Promising
Does Texas lead because of, or despite, its idiosyncrasies?
Think of Texas and the stereotype-heavy mental movie that cues up probably involves old-fashioned oil rigs, big hats, big hair, big belt buckles, fancy boots and conservative politics. Not much room for innovation, information technology, renewable energy or energy efficiency efforts in that narrative, but Texas confounds expectations.
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