Texas is growing at record speed, and every project carries environmental responsibilities that influence cost, timing, risk, and community impact. ESE Partners exists to provide clarity, confidence, and trusted guidance so organizations across Texas can move forward responsibly and successfully.

As Texas continues to grow, so does the responsibility to develop responsibly, protect communities, and navigate evolving environmental expectations with confidence. In our 2025 Year in Review, we look back at the meaningful work completed across the state, the challenges our clients overcame, and the impact our teams delivered — while also looking ahead to what’s next for Texas in 2026. Read the full recap and join the conversation.

Facilities that meet TCEQ Emissions Inventory (EI) applicability thresholds must submit annual emissions data by April 1. Reviewing records early ensures accurate calculations, avoids reporting delays, and prevents compliance issues during the spring rush. Here’s what facilities need to know — and how ESE Partners supports complete, reliable EI reporting.

As Texas accelerates digital connectivity, broadband providers face an evolving landscape of environmental regulations, protected resources, and permitting requirements. This article explores why early environmental planning is essential to keeping BEAD and other broadband projects compliant, efficient, and on schedule — and how ESE Partners equips teams to build responsibly from day one.