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What's your stance on energy? UT poll finds age is a big factor
Not surprisingly, respondents 35 and younger would support a candidate who wants more renewable energy, reduced carbon emissions, less coal and a carbon tax. They oppose offshore oil development and approval of the Keystone XL Pipeline.
Oil, gas companies pump more cash into Denton frack ban; buy prime-time ads
Heavy hitters Chevron, Occidental Petroleum, XTO Energy, Devon Energy and EnerVest all contributed the bulk of the money toward the Denton Taxpayers for a Strong Economy, the group aimed at defeating the ban.
Austin education institutions get some of 2014's biggest charitable donations
A bevy of Austin educational institutions have been the recipients of some of the largest charitable donations in the nation so far this year, according to the latest directory of charitable giving compiled by the Chronicle of Philanthropy.
Railroad Commission will have authority to shut down earthquake-causing disposal wells
The new rules give the Texas Railroad Commissioners greater authority and more data than they had when a busload of angry residents crowded their meeting earlier this year demanding something be done.
Energy Transfer Partners joins with Phillips 66 for new Bakken crude pipelines
Dallas-based Energy Transfer Partners (NYSE: ETP) will have a 75-percent interest in the pipelines, which will link crude oil from the Bakken Shale and Three Forks formation to refineries and rail terminals.
Colorado company's system provides clean water powered by wind and solar
Innovative Water Technologies' SunSpring system can purify up to 5,000 gallons of water per day running entirely on batteries charged by renewable energy.
Wind turbines back in action at El Centro College in downtown Dallas
The 80 mini turbines were upgraded with new technology so they can withstand the stronger winds that blow through downtown Dallas.
System provides potable, portable water powered by wind and solar
The SunSpring system can purify up to 5,000 gallons of water per day running entirely on batteries charged by renewable energy.
Experts will debate fracking Monday in Farmers Branch
Pro-fracking filmmaker Phelim McAleer will debate Calvin Tillman, the outspoken former mayor of DISH who took on the oil and gas industry in that town.
In the money Oct. 27: Austin startup funding wrap-up
At least two Austin-area startups reported receiving investment capital last week.
Experts: Real estate and energy sectors to be most affected by crowdfunding
Real estate and energy deals are expected to dominate the transactions spurred by equity crowdfunding rules approved in Texas earlier this week.
In the money Oct. 20: Austin startup funding wrap-up
At least six Austin-area startups reported receiving investment capital last week.
See Who's Who in Texas energy
Energy Inc. Texas gathered the names of some of the top movers and shakers in and around the state's booming energy industry.
Eagle Ford Shale could be Mexico’s energy market salvation, Breitling's Faulkner says
Breitling Energy encouraging PEMEX to pursue more partnerships with U.S. oil-and-gas firms.
Business Journal honors South Florida's top CIOs
The South Florida Business Journal paid homage to the region's top chief information officers, honoring the vibrant technological talent taking charge across the region, for the second consecutive year.
