The title of the panel discussion was “Energy for the Information Age: Rethinking Border Infrastructure.”

The development of the liquefied natural gas market provides a variety of benefits, writes economist M. Ray Perryman.

Commentary from Dale Fowler, manager of economic and business development for AEP Texas.

With well over 40% of national production, Texas is a major player in meeting the global demand for oil, writes economic M. Ray Perryman.

The director of public engagement for the PUC gives the keynote speech at a I-LinCP/Harlingen EDC forum.

US Secretary of Energy Chris Wright visits the Port of Brownsville.

Harlingen Mayor Norma Sepulveda sends a letter to AEP Texas President and COO Adrian Rodriguez.

Exclusive video from a recent Texas event at The Livery Venue in downtown Brownsville.

Texas-based economist M. Ray Perryman discusses the ramifications of the UAE leaving OPEC.

Across the nation, LIHEAP helps nearly 6 million households afford their energy bills.

A spike due to geopolitical conditions which could quickly reverse doesn’t justify major investments, writes Texas-based economist M. Ray Perryman.

Cameron County Judge Eddie Treviño, Jr., makes his first public comment on the America First Refining project.

Commentary from Texas-based economist M. Ray Perryman.

Greater Brownsville Economic Development Corporation president speaks to his counterparts from across the Rio Grande Valley.

A fact sheet on the new Port of Brownsville-America First Refining tie-up.

Supporters of the oil refinery project say it could improve to the U.S. trade balance by $300 billion.

The hydrogen-powered refinery will be developed by America First Refining

TXOGA’s 2025 Energy & Economic Impact Report Shows Texas Runs on Oil & Gas

Waster is another matter, however, says Texas' acting Comptroller of Public Accounts.

Texas-based economist M. Ray Perryman discusses projections from the US Energy Information Administration and data from the Dallas Fed.