How EVs Support Renewables Deployment, Improve Grid Stability, Lower Electricity Costs
by Mario Bravo, Executive DirectorTX EV Education Project When most people think about electric vehicles (EVs), they think about cleaner transportation and lower fuel costs. But EVs may soon play another important role in Texas: helping keep the electric grid reliable, reducing electricity costs, and supporting more renewable energy. At first glance, that might sound […]
Distributed Solar Around the World: What Texas Can Learn from Australia and Germany
by Jeremy Lian, TXSES Intern Globally, solar is becoming more common to the average resident through rooftop panels, home batteries, and even small plug-in solar systems. For households, distributed solar is not just about protecting the environment — it’s about lowering electricity costs, gaining more control over energy use, and becoming less dependent on a […]
TXSES & ASES Partner for Solar 2026 in Austin
55th Annual ASES National Solar Conference October 19-21, 2026 | Austin, TX | Palmer Events Center (In person only) Informative Keynotes & Sessions, CEUs & Tours! Registration Now Open! TXSES Members Get 25% off Registration! (use code TXSES) Read the latest press release See Schedule At a Glance & Register Below! 👇 TXSES is proud […]
TXSES Charts a Bold Course for the Future
by Patrice “Pete” Parsons, TXSES Executive Director Texas is experiencing unprecedented energy load growth, increasing grid instability, rising energy costs, and more frequent extreme weather events—trends that are expected to continue for years to come. Distributed solar and storage are no longer optional technologies; they are essential tools for resilience, affordability, and grid reliability. As […]