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Energy industry beginning to get behind tech incubators Jim Magill, Correspondent FacebookTwitterEmail 1of14 Chevron Technology Ventures has set up shop at the Cannon startup hub in West Houston, photographed on Thursday, Dec. 17, 2020.Elizabeth Conley, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 2of14 Employees with Chevron Technology Ventures demonstrate the different work locations at it's Cannon startup hub location in West Houston on Thursday, Dec. 17, 2020.Elizabeth Conley, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 3of14 4of14 With the open work space, Chevr...

Microsoft to Lease Space Within Houston Innovation Hub Rice University, the driving force behind the hub, announces that the technology giant will be a tenant of the Ion project, a collaborative hub for innovation and workforce development. by Rebecca Carballo and Nancy Sarnoff, Houston Chronicle / December 18, 2020 Shutterstock (TNS) — In another win for Houston's technology sector, Microsoft has leased space in the Ion, the former Sears building in Midtown that Rice University is redeveloping into a collaborative hub for innova...

A shift to renewable energy is already underway, and experts say if Houston takes certain steps, it can continue to be the energy capital of the world as we move to a low-carbon future. President-elect Joe Biden caught the ears of many in Houston when he said his administration would transition away from oil and gas. But that idea is nothing new to the energy industry. A shift is already underway, and if Houston plays its cards right, it can continue to be the energy capital of the world through the transition to a low-carbon future, according to Houston energy leaders.

/ A shift to renewable energy is already underway, and experts say if Houston takes certain steps, it can continue to be the energy capital of the world as we move to a low-carbon future. The energy industry is changing, and Houston, long known for its dominance in oil and gas, plans to remain an international leader through the transition. President-elect Joe Biden caught the ears of many in Houston when he said his administration would transition away from oil and gas. But that idea is nothing new to the energy industry. A shift is already underway, and if Houston plays its cards right, it ...