In the third year of our energy opportunities project, TEPRI is bringing in a slate of experts to present to our stakeholders on various methods
2023 has begun with major changes in the energy landscape that will impact millions of Texas households. This webinar provided community-based organizations (CBOs) a comprehensive
In the third year of our energy opportunities project, TEPRI is bringing in a slate of experts to present to our stakeholders on various methods
TEPRI releases the final report on our Energy Opportunities Coalition Cohort 2.
On August 18, 2022, TEPRI’s Andrew Robison and Katelynn Essig from Foundation Communities shared ways to encourage developers and property managers to incorporate energy efficiency
TEPRI has put energy equity at the center of its solutions development process to reverse these negative impacts of energy burden and advance opportunities for
TEPRI Researcher Andrew Robison presented at the NEUAC Conference in New Orleans, LA on June 28th in conjunction with Will Bryan and Joy Ward
By: Andrew Robison, Research Analyst, TEPRI | Evan Magallanes, Graduate Research Assistant, TEPRI | Will Bryan, Director of Research, SEEA | Joy Ward, Energy Research
TEPRI’s research analyst, Andrew Robison, presented the key findings from the July report, When the Lone Star Froze Over: Winter Storm Uri and the lived
TEPRI developed a state-wide Coalition to explore and launch cross-collaboration opportunities that maximize the impacts from dispersed funding sources to create clean energy opportunities that aid in the COVID-19 response and economic recovery efforts and beyond.
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