The Texas Economic Development Corporation highlighted Texas as a leader in renewable energy, particularly in wind, solar, battery storage, and hydrogen. Despite Texas being a Republican stronghold, it has become a hub for clean energy due to favorable conditions and investments. Recent legislative battles saw proposed bills that could hinder renewable energy expansion, but a diverse group of stakeholders united to oppose these measures. The failure of the state House to advance these bills was seen as a victory for the state's power sector and consumers. However, challenges remain at the federal level, with the House's budget reconciliation bill threatening to phase out energy tax credits that have played a key role in Texas's renewable energy success. The potential impacts of this phaseout on jobs, consumer costs, and the economy are of concern, especially given Texas's significant reliance on renewables for power generation. The article also discusses the political landscape in Texas, where differing views on climate change and renewable energy among lawmakers could influence future decisions around clean energy policies. With Congress likely to address renewables subsidies, the article underscores the complex dynamics at play and the potential implications for Texas's clean-energy sector.