▲ 81 r/texas
Hardware Startups are Building an Industrial Autonomous Zone in Lockhart, TX
Prototown startups are building autonomous robotics, desalination machines, modular housing, and even a nuclear reactor
u/Inside-Froyo4378 — 9 days ago
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Aalo Atomics Gets Regulatory Approval to take their Nuclear Test Reactor Critical
Aalo Atomics, headquartered in Austin, is part of a federal pilot program that streamlined regulations for nuclear reactors.
Criticality on the test reactor is one phase in a gauntlet of regulatory approvals that demonstrate safety and environmental compliance.
u/Inside-Froyo4378 — 10 days ago
▲ 879 r/texas
A Texas network of health service providers is alleged to have defrauded Medicare of $3 billion
cbsnews.comu/Inside-Froyo4378 — 10 days ago
▲ 25 r/TheTexanLife
The Prototown Oil Well Monument
Located in the Prototown technology autonomous zone in Lockhart, TX
u/Inside-Froyo4378 — 11 days ago
▲ 545 r/texas
Texas Generates Enough Solar Energy to Power the Entire State of California
True to it's reputation in the energy industry, Texas generates enormous quantities of electricity.
Texas produces almost 33 gigawatts of electricity by solar. In comparison the entire state of California only needs 29 gigawatts.
Texas also generates 7x more electricity by wind, and 1.5x more electricity by nuclear.
Charts from gridstatus.io :)
u/Inside-Froyo4378 — 12 days ago