At long last, Spring 2022 has brought us opportunities to be together. We are able to see each other smile and share a good laugh!
How We’re Identifying Opportunities for Greater Energy Equity in Texas
By: Andrew Robison, Research Analyst, TEPRI | Evan Magallanes, Graduate Research Assistant, TEPRI | Will Bryan, Director of Research, SEEA...
News From TEPRI- March 2022
Award Announcement TEPRI was selected by the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) to participate in the Solar...
2022: Looking Ahead
A Message From Our Executive Director Friends of TEPRI, I am honored and delighted to serve as the Interim Executive...
TEPRI Announces Interim Executive Director
This has already been an eventful 2021 for energy and social equity, and February’s winter storm brought front and center the experience of energy insecurity for many people.
News from TEPRI – November 2021
This has already been an eventful 2021 for energy and social equity, and February’s winter storm brought front and center the experience of energy insecurity for many people.
Energy Opportunities Coalition 2021 Report
TEPRI developed a state-wide Coalition to explore and launch cross-collaboration opportunities that maximize the impacts from dispersed funding sources to create clean energy opportunities that aid in the COVID-19 response and economic recovery efforts and beyond.
When the Lone Star Froze Over – Winter Storm Uri and the lived experiences of Texas low-income communities
As a follow up to our March blog post, we are now excited to present When the Lone Star Froze Over – Winter Storm Uri and the lived experiences of Texas low-income communities.
Webinar | Sociodemographic Disparities in Energy Insecurity
You're invited join us for an open session of TEPRI's Energy Opportunities Coalition (EOC) with guest speaker Professor Sanya Carley from Indiana University on Tuesday, May 18th at 12 PM Central.
News from TEPRI – April 2021
This has already been an eventful 2021 for energy and social equity, and February’s winter storm brought front and center the experience of energy insecurity for many people.
Pathways for DERs to Reduce Energy Burdens in Low-Income Households – Harris County Full Report
Our report, "Pathways for DERs to Reduce Energy Burdens in Low-Income Households: Harris County", is now officially available online for free, as a part of the American Council for Energy-Efficient Economy's (ACEEE) 2020 Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings' Panel 13: Energy Efficiency and Equity.
Blog – Lived Experiences of Winter Storm Uri
TEPRI launched a survey to 953 participants that aimed to gauge how households across Texas and across the income spectrum were impacted by the storm and to understand the lingering effects, such as increased anxiety about bills or damage to their residence.