How the 2026 Senate Race Could Shape Solar in Texas
The Texas Solar Energy Society does not endorse candidates or parties. This article summarizes publicly available information and is provided solely to help readers understand how federal policy decisions can affect solar energy development in Texas. Why This Race Matters Beyond Pure Politics On November 3, Texans will elect a U.S. Senator in a race […]
Powering the World Cup: From Stadiums to Carports
by Jeremy Lian, TXSES Intern The 2026 World Cup sparked an incredible wave of excitement across the United States, filling local restaurants, streets, parks, and public spaces with fans from across the globe coming together to experience the world’s game. For Texas, hosting World Cup matches in Dallas and Houston was more than a sports […]
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 […]