Spotlight: Texas wind energy: tax breaks, transmission lines key to growth

Jackson Thies

Southwest Economy, 2009, issue Q3, No 3, 15

Abstract: Texas became the nation's most prolific generator of wind power in the past decade, but the industry's future growth will depend on tax incentives to make it cost competitive and new transmission lines to get electricity to consumers.

Keywords: Tax incentives; Energy industries (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2009
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