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Raised: $92,800
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Open Matching Funds: $153,550
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Open Fundraising Goals: $0

Stopping Bad Bills in Texas

$100 Raised | $99,900 Match Remaining
Legislation has been introduced in Texas that would thwart renewable energy and promote fossil fuel development in a state where the impacts could not be more consequential. In recent years, the plummeting costs of wind and solar have allowed renewables to compete with fossil fuels in a state that is the largest emitter of greenhouse gases in the country – and Texas now generates more renewable energy than any other state by a long shot. The Texas Advanced Energy Business Alliance and Texas Consumer Association are leading efforts to block the ideological attacks on renewable energy and move forward bills that will help consumers and increase grid reliability.
--- Texas Advanced Energy Business Alliance (TAEBA), the Texas chapter of Advanced Energy United, is deeply involved in efforts to stop bad anti-renewable bills while also promoting transmission expansion and energy waste reduction.
--- Texas Consumer Association and the Consumer Fund of Texas are consistently providing focused research and advocacy showing how anti-renewable bills would hurt Texas consumers. Two new studies are in the works to come out in the next few weeks; TCA will use additional support to make sure people see the research and understand the negative impacts.
Geography: Texas
Funding Type: c4c3
Contact: Doug Lewin, President of Stoic Energy
Presentation Date: 04/10/2025
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SB 388
SB 819

Welcoming Neighbors Network

$92,700 Raised | $53,650 Match Remaining
WNN members North Carolina Housing Table and Texans for Housing are advancing pro-housing, pro-climate land use reforms in their deep-red state legislatures. By building unique, bipartisan, strange bedfellow coalitions around these reforms, they have a clear opportunity to achieve climate-friendly reforms where other environmental policies are dead on arrival. These policies would shift housing growth toward existing, walkable, transit-connected communities, reducing per capita emissions and fighting suburban sprawl. Through community organizing, coalition-building, and direct advocacy, the NC Housing Table and Texans for Housing are overcoming the power of NIMBYism and achieving groundbreaking pro-climate progress in unlikely places.
Geography: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Florida, Hawaii, Idaho, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin
Funding Type: c4c3
Contact: Henry Honorof, Director of the Coordinating Team
Presentation Date: 03/25/2025
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