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The deadly power outages that rocked Texas in February led to a flurry of proposed new legislation in both chambers (along with plenty of finger pointing over who is to blame for the s ([link removed]) train on the grid ([link removed]) ).

Our lobbying data allows you to explore the entities that are paying lobbyists to advocate for their interests in Austin. This week, we're exploring the scope of the green energy lobby in Texas:
Read: How Big is the Green Energy Lobby in Texas? ([link removed])
We also show you how to find other entities that have an interest in legislation on power, like oil and gas producers or electric companies, so you can explore the data for yourself.
Sincerely,

The Transparency USA Team
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