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As solar and batteries dominate in Texas, Republican lawmakers consider natural gas minimums
Summary by The Dallas Editorial Desk Arcelia Martin, Inside Climate News , as published by Dallas Observer
· August 10, 2026
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Renewables make up 70% of the state’s future electricity generation, outcompeting fossil fuels in the marketplace.
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