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Enhanced geothermal technology could provide reliable, baseload carbon-free generation for Austin Energy, potentially at lower costs than nuclear power.

Austin Energy is transitioning to 100% carbon-free energy while enhancing community support and sustainability.

Environmentalists are urging Austin Energy to reconsider its proposed hydrogen-capable power plant, citing risks to carbon neutrality goals.

Experts argue for prioritizing energy efficiency and proven renewable sources over untested hydrogen technology.

Austin Energy is revising its Resource, Generation and Climate Protection Plan amid concerns over environmental impacts of proposed natural gas peaker plants.

Austin Energy is collaborating with various community representatives to set new power generation goals for 2035, considering factors like increased peak demand and commitment to carbon-free operations by leveraging previous work

Austin Energy is reevaluating its 2030 plan through workshops with diverse stakeholders following controversy over its initial proposal for a hydrogen-capable power plant.

Austin Energy faces a proposed financial audit regarding its District Energy & Cooling System amid concerns over profitability and strategic importance.

Potential sale of Austin Energy's district cooling system faces opposition due to lack of community input and potential negative impacts on energy efficiency and customer rates.