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Trump has vowed to kill US offshore wind projects. Will he succeed?
Opponents of offshore wind energy projects expect President-elect Donald Trump to kill an industry he has vowed to end on the first day he returns to the White House.
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Cool your summer energy bill
The experts at Consumer Reports share some simple tips you can do right now to save money all summer long.
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U.S. Secretary of Energy visits North Texas for energy and technology summit
U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm was in North Texas Friday, sharing some powerful words on the future of America’s climate and power problems.
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United States Secretary of Energy visits North Texas for summit
NBC 5’s Alanna Quillen is live at the Gaylord Texan to tell us about the US Secretary of Energy’s visit.
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Why solar power is important to the future of Texas energy
Partnering with EarthX, KRLD will host Audacy Conversations: The State of the Environment to talk more about the environment and offer tips to keep the Earth clean.
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Potential $50 billion Southwestern energy giant emerges as Diamondback seeks to buy rival Endeavor
Diamondback Energy will attempt to buy rival Endeavor Energy Resources to create an energy giant in the Southwestern United States worth more than $50 billion.
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What is the future for grid capacity improvement?
Texans are on power watch after another day of a voluntary conservation warning this summer. So what’s being done to improve the grid capacity in Texas and what can we expect in the years to come?
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ERCOT asks for conservation Tuesday after high-level of unexpected thermal outages
Expected low wind-power generation, potential low solar generation — ERCOT asks for conservation between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. CT
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North Texans asked again to conserve energy Friday
North Texans escaped the possibility of rolling blackouts as the gap between energy demand and capacity got dangerously close Friday evening. Texans have now heard the call to do their part to reduce use several times this summer. Energy experts say those calls could possibly be avoided.
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Classses canceled over electricity and A/C issues amid triple-digit temps
On this brutally hot day, students and staff at several schools around North Texas faced electricity or A/C problems. It’s still up in the air if one school will resume classes on Monday.
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Several North Texas schools faced no electricity or A/C on a hot Friday
On this brutally hot day, students and staff at several schools around North Texas faced electricity or A/C problems. It’s still up in the air if one school will resume classes on Monday.
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ERCOT calls to conserve energy to avoid power emergency
Throughout the day, demand soared as Texans tried to stay cool amid record heat while an appeal to conserve officially ended at 10 p.m.. Energy reserves will continue to be closely monitored.
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Dallas considers extending energy assistance program
The City of Dallas will consider making an additional 1.9 million dollars available to help with people struggling to pay for power.
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Advocates call to extend moratorium on energy provider disconnections
At a Public Utility Commission of Texas meeting Wednesday, AARP Texas said it will renew calls for the PUC to institute a total moratorium on disconnecting utility services due to non-payment.
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Amid heat wave, advocates call to extend moratorium on energy provider disconnections
At a Public Utility Commission of Texas meeting Wednesday, AARP Texas said it will renew calls for the PUC to institute a total moratorium on disconnecting utility services due to non-payment.
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Planned outages highlight energy growing pains in North Texas
The leader of the statewide grid operator and local public officials tell NBC 5 that keeping energy infrastructure at pace with new home construction in North Texas is one of their key challenges.
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ERCOT president explains calls for energy conservation
ERCOT announced it will issue a new Weather Watch beginning Wednesday over concerns about supply and demand during this heatwave. NBC 5’s Phil Prazan talked to ERCOT’s president and CEO Pablo Vegas about what comes after voluntary request to conserve energy.
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What it means when ERCOT asks us to use less energy and what can happen if we don't?
Temperatures have been so high recently the state’s energy grid operator, ERCOT, asked Texans to voluntarily cut back on energy – twice in the past few days.
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Outages planned for Sanger and Argyle to conserve energy
Two North Texas towns are planning power outages to help conserve energy.
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ERCOT calls for energy conservation Thursday
ERCOT is asking Texans to voluntarily reduce electricity use, if safe to do so, Thursday afternoon and evening ahead of forecasted high demand and the potential for lower reserves. The notice is in effect Aug. 17 from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m.