Texans answer the ‘hard question’ on Keystone XL: They say it needs to be approved
On Wednesday night, the National Press Club in Washington hosted a debate on the passing of the most famous pipeline that doesn’t actually exist: Keystone XL. The debate was part of a series of discussions on energy issues called “The Hard Question” and hosted by Texan journalist Blanquita Cullum. The two “hard questions” posed to Read More More »
Houston ranks No. 1 for corporate growth
The Houston area had more corporate expansion projects last year than any other large city in the country, according to a new report from Site Selection magazine. More »
Energy job growth keeping Houston economy healthy
In a Q&A with the Houston Chronicle, experts say a shortage of skilled workers is the biggest impediment to Houston’s energy-driven economic expansion. More »
Houston business leaders lobby Congress on energy, health care
Houston business leaders visited Washington, D.C., last week to press energy proposals and seek changes in health care policy they say would benefit the city. More »
El Paso CEO: Energy independence is a 'pipe dream'
Doug Foshee says supply security should be the focus of U.S. energy policy. For him, that means nat gas playing a larger role in America’s energy mix. (Photo: Kevin Fujii/Houston Chronicle) More »
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