Jeremy Mazur

Jeremy Mazur

Director of Infrastructure and Natural Resources Policy

Jeremy directs Texas 2036's work in the area of infrastructure and natural resources, which includes water, energy, and infrastructure resilience. Before joining Texas 2036 in 2021, he worked for over two decades in the Texas Legislature and in state agencies on water and energy matters.

Posts

Texas is America’s energy expansion leader

April 17, 2024

Texas’ proven oil and gas reserves, combined with outsized production levels, have cemented the state’s role as the United States’ energy leader. New data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (USEIA) reveals that Texas’ energy leadership is rapidly expanding to include both greater oil and gas production and increasing amounts of wind and solar power…

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The next Texas miracle? It’s ours for the taking.

March 5, 2024

The next Texas Miracle is ready to us to design it. It involves a robust and resilient economy; roads filled with cleaner vehicles; and more than 40 million Texans all thriving on abundant and affordable energy. This bright future of shared prosperity is possible – but not inevitable. The decisions we make today in giving…

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Notes from El Paso: Water & Economic Development in the Desert

February 28, 2024
Last week I heard an entirely different story about the Texas-Mexico border at the Global Border Summit hosted by the Borderplex Alliance in El Paso. This was not about immigration or national security. Rather, the themes of international trade and economic development were ascendant, signaling major opportunities for the far west Texas region.  This is...
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The Year in Review: 2023 was hot in a bad way

December 18, 2023

Some of the hot stories of 2023, such as Taylor Swift, “Barbenheimer,” and even the Rangers, were incredibly fun. For Texans, however, one of the biggest hot stories was the heat itself. And it was not fun. New data from the Office of the State Climatologist at Texas A&M University confirms that we endured an…

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2023 Year in Review: Top 10 Texas water stories

December 15, 2023

If you want a Texan to lean into a conversation, bring up the subject of water. Life with no water, bad water, or unreliable water is an all-consuming, miserable experience. Many Texans have firsthand experience here. And Texas’ peculiar location at the intersection of perpetual drought and biblical floods makes water a topic of existential…

Proposition 6 passed, what’s next for Texas’ water policy

November 10, 2023

Texas’ water policy took a major step forward this November. By a 77.6% majority, Texas voters approved Proposition 6, creating the Texas Water Fund. This represents the largest expansion of the state’s financial strategy for addressing long-standing water infrastructure challenges in a decade. Looking closely at the voter data, more Texans supported Proposition 6 than…

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