June 13 --  After days of round-the-clock restoration efforts, Oncor said Thursday night, it and mutual assistance partners, have restored power to more than 350,000 customers impacted by Sunday’s severe storms. -- See the report here.

June 12 --  Around 15,000 Oncor customers still remain without power after Sunday’s powerful storms blew through the metroplex. One of the most affected areas is north Dallas. -- View the report here.

June 12 --  Southwestern Public Service Company's coal generation mix was at 14.01% in April, while its natural gas/oil mix was at 23.4%, according to a regulatory filing published Wednesday. -- Read more here.

June 11 -- Texas Railroad Commissioner Ryan Sitton announced his campaign for re-election Monday. Sitton will be the top state official on the Texas ballot in 2020. -- Keep reading here.

Jan 11 -- Powerful storms that blew through North Texas not only caused a deadly crane collapse in Dallas, but downed power lines that to date still have thousands of people in the dark. -- See the video here.

June 11 -- Extreme temperatures around the globe drove a sharp acceleration in energy demand and carbon emissions last year, oil giant BP said on Tuesday, issuing a stark warning that the world risks losing the battle against climate change. -- Keep Reading Here.

June 11 -- Consumer interest in installing rooftop solar panels is waning, according to a study by the New York consulting firm Deloitte, which surveyed 1,500 consumers nationwide on energy management. -- Keep Reading Here.

June 11 -- It is believed to be one of the largest solar projects in the nation and Facebook is building it in West Texas. The Prospero Solar project in Andrews County, just north of Odessa, will have a capacity of 379 megawatts, which is enough to power around 72,000...

June 10 -- Texas Railroad Commissioner Ryan Sitton joined The Chad Hasty Show on Monday to discuss his future political plans. Sitton told KFYO that he will be running for re-election to the Texas Railroad Commission and that he wants to travel across Texas to discuss...

June 10 --Grant Cruise, with Oncor Electric, says the damage done by Sunday's storm is equivalent to what they've seen with tropical storms. -- Find out more here.

June 10 -- Xcel Energy will reduce residential customers’ bills by 5% starting in July. The energy provider has filed an application with the Public Utility Commission of Texas to update the formula by which fuel charges are figured, and to lower the monthly fuel...

June 11 -- Nearly all the coal the nation produced last year was used to generate electricity in the United States. Very little - less than 1 percent - was imported, according to the Department of Energy. -- Keep Reading Here

June 9 -- As area residents gather information and look for ways to avoid having a 42-inch oil pipeline project cut through wide swaths of their property here in Williamson County, they also have one eye on a lawsuit in Travis County District Court they hope might...

June 10 -- Lots of wind, cheap construction costs and government targets to boost the percentage of power generated from renewable sources gave several states, including Texas, an incentive to invest in wind generated power. -- Houston Chronicle

June 6 -- Power companies in the Valley are watching the weather, but as of now aren’t anticipating any strain on the region’s electrical grid. “Yes, it will be a crazy weather forecast for South Texas,” said Luis Reyes, spokesperson for Magic Valley Electric...

June 7 --Last summer, ERCOT saw record power demand, while California power prices reached an all-time high. With another summer coming up, S&P Global Platts senior pricing specialists Kassia Micek, Kelli Ainsworth and Jeff Zhou discuss ISO summer load and...

June 7 --Vistra Energy of Irving, the second biggest retail seller of electricity in Texas, is offering customers an all-solar retail electricity option. All of the energy will come from solar farms, including Vistra's Luminant Upton 2 Solar Power Plant in Upton...