2008 Outlook

The Energy Corridor has a lot to celebrate in 2008 including the completion of IH-10, plans for twenty-eight new office buildings and countless improvements to streets, parks and landscaping. Projects starting off the year include working on its Transit Enhancement Project, a partnership with Urban Trans, METRO and local businesses.
Read More...

Safe Sidewalk Project Update

The City of Houston along with the Energy Corridor District continues working on improving the connectivity with wider sidewalks along Eldridge Parkway. Most sidewalks will be 8 feet wide allowing runners, walkers and cyclists to share the sidewalks, which serves Terry Hershey Park, COH bike lanes and bike trails, retail and commercial businesses and residential districts.

Energy Corridor District Appoints New Board Members

The Energy Corridor District is delighted to add two new board members to its roster. Chuck Cervas, Program Manager for BP’s Westlake Campus Redevelopment, and Rob Rogers is Tenant Services Supervisor with ExxonMobil Global Services.

Read More...

Harris County Unveils New Low Impact Development (LID) Design Regulations
Harris County has adopted new regulations regarding Low Impact Development (LID) design regulations.  To learn about how these regulations impact you, the Houston Land/Water Sustainability Forum is hosting the first in a series of lectures exploring ideas, methods and technologies that can enhance, enable and integrate sustainable use of land and water for continued growth and economic value.

Read More...