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The Environmental Protection Agency's "Solar for All" grant program aimed to lower people's energy bills by providing access to renewable energy.
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A new report finds burying lines would be expensive and infeasible given Austin's rocky topsoil. The city commissioned the study after frozen tree limbs on power lines caused blackouts in 2023.
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After a rocky couple years, Texas' volatile energy market has cooled. Now, the public utility is lowering a charge it passes down to customers.
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Austin has adopted a new Resource, Generation and Climate Protection Plan, the subject of intense debate between the city utility and local environmentalists. City Council members added 14 amendments before approving it.
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Austin Energy says its plan balances affordability with the city's climate commitments. Some environmentalists and council members strongly disagree.
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Austin Energy is asking Southwest Austin residents to conserve energy, especially between 2-8 p.m., to lower the risk of outages.
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About 15,000 people were without power for several hours in East Austin on Wednesday evening. Austin Energy said high demand caused the outage.
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Drivers should prepare for bottlenecks as Austin Energy embarks on a project to replace utility poles and upgrade wires along the corridor.
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Austin Energy is Austin's city-owned electric utility. That means customers have a greater say in its operations than in other parts of Texas.
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Austin Energy says building a new natural gas plant will help meet Austin's energy needs. Members of a citizen oversight group say the utility is shirking its duty to reduce emissions and city climate goals.