T.H. Lawrence News


Every Texan analyst: 'Great majority of projects receiving Chapter 313 abatements would have located in Texas without the tax break'

Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts Glenn Hegar had floated the idea of ceasing data collection for Chapter 313-related information this year.

Energy Alliance director: Texas Legislature killed bills that could have prevented blackouts

Energy Alliance Policy Director Bill Peacock said the Texas Legislature could have enacted policies that would have prevented the massive blackouts that left 4 million Texans shivering in the dark in mid-February.

U.S. Chamber of Commerce official: 'Unfunded mandate' for hazard pay harms firms with thin profit margins

States and cities demanding companies boost employee wages with “hazard pay” or “hero pay” are being cast as villains, as some workers are out of work because of these actions.

Life: Powered director: All energy subsidies ‘should be eliminated to allow the free market to function’

Texas Public Policy Foundation analyst calls for end of government support for wind, solar

Obamacare just one broken promise after another, analyst says

When David Balat talks about health care, he speaks from a wealth of experience.

Analyst: Power purchasing agreements often more about public relations than energy

Texas firms that promote renewable energy continue to rely on fossil fuels

Virtual Arizona-based event offered for commercial real estate professionals

AZSC Reconnect 2020 scheduled for Monday and Tuesday, May 18-19

Business owner, state representative battle Florida shutdown order

Charges dropped against store proprietor after Sabatini takes case

Florida Department of Health data tracking causes concerns

A St. George Island woman was taken aback to learn Franklin County and the Florida Department of Health are using data to track the movement of people.

Let all Texans shop for best utility deal, say state senator, energy expert

Veteran analyst says issue has existed for years — but change may be possible now

Austin spends $1 billion to build, maintain and buy back idled biomass plant

Former Goldman Sachs partner terms it the ‘Austin biomass disaster’

After a decade of debate, and millions of dollars later, Franklin County hospital future still unclear

Voters approved never-built facility in 2007, now management firms seek control