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— Wind Energy Texas is the largest producer of wind energy in the nation, surpassing California in 2006, and we account for almost one-third of new capacity installed nationwide. |
— Nuclear Energy Texas has more carbon-free nuclear plants under development than any other state. The Texas model promises to provide a global energy blueprint. |
— Solar Energy Texas has the sunshine, manufacturing base and research institutions to become a global leader in the $10.6 billion solar energy market. |
— Biomass Energy As an agricultural state, Texas has numerous sources for biomass energy production, including cotton, corn, sorghum, soybeans, wood and feedlot biomass. |
— Fossil Fuels Fossil fuels provide 87 percent of today’s energy. A stable energy supply must be maintained in order to bridge to an alternative energy future. |
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