Philip Jankowski

3 days ago | wacotrib.com | Philip Jankowski

Homeowners likely will see hundreds of dollars shaved off their property taxes in a slate of bills passed during this year’s legislative session. Gov. Greg Abbott signed two proposals into law Monday at Robson Ranch in Denton County that will increase homestead tax exemptions. State legislators worked over several years to lessen the impact of property taxes mainly for homeowners. Those taxes fund large portions of school districts’, cities’ and counties’ budgets.

1 week ago | news-journal.com | Philip Jankowski

DALLAS — Renewable energy producers can breathe a sigh of relief after a Texas legislative session that saw many proposals to restrict or regulate solar and wind energy fail. Bills that would have banned offshore wind-powered generators, created prohibitive land use requirements for wind- and solar-power generators and assigned new costs to existing and future wind and solar farms died after not meeting a critical legislative deadline.

1 week ago | gazettextra.com | Philip Jankowski

DALLAS - Renewable energy producers can breathe a sigh of relief after a Texas legislative session that saw many proposals to restrict or regulate solar and wind energy fail. Bills that would have banned offshore wind-powered generators, created prohibitive land use requirements for wind- and solar-power generators and assigned new costs to existing and future wind and solar farms died after not meeting a critical legislative deadline. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.

1 week ago | thederrick.com | Philip Jankowski

DALLAS — Renewable energy producers can breathe a sigh of relief after a Texas legislative session that saw many proposals to restrict or regulate solar and wind energy fail. Bills that would have banned offshore wind-powered generators, created prohibitive land use requirements for wind- and solar-power generators and assigned new costs to existing and future wind and solar farms died after not meeting a critical legislative deadline.

1 week ago | dailygazette.com | Philip Jankowski

DALLAS — Renewable energy producers can breathe a sigh of relief after a Texas legislative session that saw many proposals to restrict or regulate solar and wind energy fail. Bills that would have banned offshore wind-powered generators, created prohibitive land use requirements for wind- and solar-power generators and assigned new costs to existing and future wind and solar farms died after not meeting a critical legislative deadline.