The Current
Most And Least Expensive Cities for Electricity in Texas
Our data shows that low usage plans (in the 500 kWh tier) have the highest average price out of all usage tiers. One potential reason for this finding is that energy providers offer fewer incentives, such as bill credits, at the 500 kWh usage tier. In contrast, providers tend to offer more incentives for 1,000 […]
Texas wind power continues to pick up speed
November 9th, 2020
The world continues to change, and so does the way we get energy. In Texas, oil, natural gas and coal have been the main sources of energy because, historically, they’ve been cheap and plentiful. For Texas, the best green energy source is wind.
6 benefits of community gardens
March 21st, 2017
Many community gardens are built in vacant lots that are cheap to purchase but require continual involvement to thrive. By growing gardens together, neighbors have the opportunity to become closer while beautifying their community.
Best green places to work in Texas
January 23rd, 2017
After looking at Glassdoor’s Best Places to Work 2017 Employee’s Choice Awards, the team at CTXP noticed that Texas clutched almost a fifth of all large, medium and small businesses, combined. Explore Texas-based companies that made Glassdoor’s best places to work list, and see how each company is working to become greener.
Tips to go green at work
November 11th, 2016
Green habits can help you conserve energy in the home, but have you ever thought about using them in your office? Set a good example by using some of the following green office tips.
Save your resources this Halloween
October 31st, 2016
Halloween is that fun time of year when we want to go all out with decorations, candy and fun. We’ve got some tips for making the most of fall fun while not going overboard on resources.
Easy-to-care-for plants for your home or office
October 10th, 2016
Creating a welcoming environment in your home or office isn’t as difficult as it might seem. Greenery can make any room inviting, but the benefits go beyond adding a decorative touch to your space.
Surprising items you can and can’t recycle curbside
October 6th, 2016
Curbside recycling programs have increased Americans’ commitment to recycling. Here are a few surprising items that generally can and can’t be recycled at home.
10 tips to reduce food waste at home
September 5th, 2016
Food waste is a common problem in American households. Follow these 10 tips to make sure you’re saving money and helping the planet by being responsible when it comes to cooking.