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Sens. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, and John Cornyn, R-Texas, on May 18 introduced a bill that aims to prevent EV manufacturers from participating in the Renewable Fuel Standard and would direct the U.S. EPA to withdraw its proposed eRIN program.

After passing the Texas Senate on May 10, 2023, the Texas Data Privacy and Security Act (the “TDPSA”) awaits final approval from Governor Greg Abbott. The TDPSA is intended to be a...

Electricity is the lifeblood of the U.S. economy—it is essential for all transportation, and for manufacturing all food and consumer products on which Americans rely every day. Many small businesses and families are still struggling to make ends meet during this fragile economic rebound, and the last thing they need is the rapidly increasing electricity, fuel, and food costs. Affordable energy is the key to lasting economic recovery, and a market-based energy policy is the best way to achieve ...

The first few bills have made it to the Governor’s desk for his signature, which signals the end of session is fast approaching. Of the over 8,000 bills filed this session, just over 100 bills and joint resolutions have been sent to the governor and four have been signed into law.

The first few bills have made it to the Governor’s desk for his signature, which signals the end of session is fast approaching. Of the over 8,000

SUBJECT WISE INDEX Administrative Law Rules of Business - When the Cabinet constitutes a committee and the latter’s actions are validated by the Minister and the rest of the Council,...

The Energy Independence and Security Act (EISA) of 2007 set lighting requirements that, in essence, outlaw the familiar incandescent light bulb. The impact of lighting mandates on energy security is minuscule, since electricity comes almost entirely from secure domestic sources, such as coal. (Petroleum generates about 1 percent of domestic electricity.) However, EISA’s impact on job security is pretty clear for 200 workers in Winchester, Va.

The TDPSA revises the definition of personal data to include pseudonymous data only when the data is used by a controller or a processor in conjunction with additional information that reasonably links the data to an identified or an identifiable individual

Re: “Paying for the ‘Texas miracle’ — Resurrecting tax giveaway program is a bad idea for Texas,” by Deborah Smith and Bill deHaas, Wednesday Opinion....

Because incandescent lights are being phased out, people with scotopic sensitivity syndrome suffer under LED lights, writer says.