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The chairman of the Public Utility Commission of Texas has called his fellow commissioners and the state's grid operator into a special open meeting this Friday, Aug.
The Texas Real Estate Commission votes Monday on a rewrite of the rules that tell a licensed home inspector what to check in a house — including, for the first time, a written standard for running a camera down the sewer line.
A 13-member state board meets Monday afternoon in Austin to approve the next batch of certified prescribed burn managers — a credential that decides, under Texas law, whether a landowner can be sued when a deliberately set fire gets away.
The Texas Commission on Jail Standards spent the first hour and more of its quarterly meeting Thursday listening.
“Board members, you should have received an email with the minutes attached from our November 1st, 2023 meeting,” presiding officer Cynthia Rothermel said.
The Railroad Commission of Texas reported that statewide crude oil production reached a preliminary 129,523,336 barrels in May 2026, an average of roughly 4.
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The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality is accepting applications for the Seaport and Rail Yard Areas Emissions Reduction Program, with $24 million in funding available to reduce nitrogen oxides emissions at seaports and rail yards located in the state's air quality non-attainment areas, the agency announced in an Aug.
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