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Woman Sues Atmos Energy Over Home Explosion; Separate Gas Leaks Reported near Dallas and Houston
The lawsuit alleges that an “uncontrolled release of natural gas” from Atmos’s distribution system ignited inside the home in Denton County.
Legislative Committees Zero In On Electric Market Changes and Projected Load Growth
The interim hearings illustrated that the electric market remains a crucial subject for Texas policymaking.
Federal Investigators Release Preliminary Findings relating to Fatal Dallas Gas Explosion, Says Line Was Unmarked
The National Transportation Safety Board, in its preliminary report, did not indicate why a gas line was unmarked before the accident.
AI Data Centers, Transmission Buildout Roils Texas House Committee Hearing; Lawmakers May Reconsider Tax Breaks
Gathered landowners directed much of their ire at data center and utilty companies, but some they directed at lawmakers themselves.
Facing Litigation, Atmos Energy Ordered to Preserve Evidence in Fatal Dallas Apartment Explosion
The fatal explosion occurred May 23 at an apartment building in the Oak Cliff neighborhood near the Dallas Zoo.
BLOG: Cities, States Work Toward Greenhouse Gas Targets
Cities and mayors are reducing U.S. greenhouse gas emissions, according to two new reports.


