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The Perryman Group Announces the Release of a New Study |
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Winds of Prosperity The Impact of the Competitive Renewable Energy Zone (CREZ)
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The Perryman Group gratefully acknowledges the assistance of the following scholars, all of whom are supportive of the CREZ initiative and its importance to the future of Texas. |
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Dr. Jeremy Hall |
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| “Transmission lines are today what the interstate highways were 60 years ago: the viaducts and corridors through which the lifeblood of the modern economy flows...." more | |
| Dr. John Hill Associate Professor of Economics Hardin-Simmons University Abilene, TX |
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| "The CREZ transmission investment guarantees Texas’ tradition as an energy producer and, as the report acknowledges, positions the state to maintain a pivotal role in energy as Texas transitions to more sustainable production of power...." more | |
| Dr. James Mjelde Professor of Agricultural Economics Texas A&M University College Station, TX |
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| "Although for the foreseeable future, our economy will continue to be oil based, wind generated electricity is in the suite of alternatives necessary to help alleviate our oil dependence...." more | |
| Dr. James Owen Assistant Professor of Economics Director, Bureau of Business and Government Research Midwestern State University Wichita Falls, TX |
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| "With respect to North Texas, the proposed investments offer an opportunity for counties and communities to achieve economic growth by participating in the development of these projects...." more | |
| Dr. Michael Giberson Center for Energy Commerce Rawls College of Business Texas Tech University Lubbock, TX |
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| "As described in The Perryman Group study, the CREZ lines will result in a significant boost to the state’s economy, both due to the investment and operation of new facilities and due to lower overall energy costs for consumers served by the ERCOT transmission system...." more | |
“Winds of Prosperity” Economic Impact Study List of Supporters |
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| ABB Inc. | Horizon Wind Energy | Sharyland Utilities, L.P. |
| AES Wind Generation | Iberdrola Renewables, Inc. | Siemens Energy Inc. |
| Allegiance Capital Corporation | Infinity Wind Power | Southwest Energy Coalition |
| American Wind Energy Association |
Invenergy | Stahl, Bernal & Davies, LLP |
| Caprock Plains Wind Energy Association |
Lone Star Transmission | Sweetwater Enterprise for Economic Development |
| Clipper Windpower Development Company, Inc. |
Lone Wolf Groundwater Conservation District | Telecom Electric Supply Co. |
| Competitive Power Ventures Renewable Energy Company |
Mitchell County Board of Economic Development | Terra-Gen Power |
| Cross Texas Transmission | Novus Windpower, LLC | TEXCORP |
| Duke Energy | Oncor Electric Delivery | Texas Renewable Energy Industry Association |
| Electric Transmission Texas LLC | Pattern Energy Group LP | Texas Wind Energy Clearinghouse |
| enXco | Pinnacle Technical Resources | The Wind Coalition |
| Environment Texas |
Plainview/Hale County Industrial Foundation | TradeWind Energy |
| E.On Climate and Renewables North America |
Ports-to-Plains Alliance | Venti Energy |
| Great Plains Energy Alliance | Public Citizen | Vestas |
| Falcon Steel Company | RES Americas | Weaver Construction |
| Global Fiberglass Solutions, Inc. | Ricochet Fuel | West Texas Wind Energy Consortium |
| Gorrondona & Associates, Inc. | S&C Electric Company | Wind Energy Transmission Texas |
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