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Texas Landowners Grapple With a Raft of Gas Pipelines

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By Brandon Mulder Verified
| Insurance Journal Verified
In 2022, Ty and Leslie Eggemeyer received a notice in the mail that would shape the next four years of their lives. Their nearly 4,000-acre wildlife resort in Lampasas County — featuring everything from giraffes to wildebeests and gazelles — was along the route of a planned pipeline project proposing to connect the Permian Basin to the Gulf Coast.
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War, Gas Prices, and AI Are Fueling a Texas Pipeline Boom

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By Brandon Mulder Verified, Jason Heid Verified
| Texas Monthly Verified
As ongoing threats to oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz drive petroleum prices to near-record highs, energy companies in West Texas are enjoying one windfall—and hoping to take advantage of another. Oil that just six months ago sold for $60 a barrel now goes for nearly $100, and producers are pumping at record levels. But when that black gold is pulled from the ground in the Permian Basin, a mix of gases bubbles up alongside it.
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Defense Department delays 54 wind projects in Texas, citing national security concerns

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By Brandon Mulder Verified
| San Antonio Report Verified
Dozens of wind projects in Texas are in limbo after the U.S. Department of Defense paused issuing routine federal permits citing national security concerns, a move that experts say expands the Trump administration’s crusade against wind energy. According to data collected by the American Clean Power Association, 54 Texas wind projects are waiting for the department to review development plans to ensure that turbines don’t interfere with military operations.
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