trsp
What Can Texas Do About Data Centers and Other Large-Impact Projects?
Texas does not have to choose between economic development and protecting rural communities. TRSP offers a practical framework for building better Large-Impact Projects.
Rural Texas
Texas Resource Stewardship Protocol
What Standards Are Applied?
TRSP standards turn broad concerns about large-impact projects into measurable expectations that can be reviewed, recorded and verified.
Texas Resource Stewardship Protocol
How the Three Pillars of TRSP Work Together
The three pillars of TRSP connect standards, authority and accountability into one practical framework for reviewing and overseeing large-impact projects.
Texas Resource Stewardship Protocol
Pillar Three: Industrial Monitoring and Enforcement
Industrial Monitoring and Enforcement turns project promises into measurable operating expectations, public reporting and a clear path for correction when commitments are missed.
Texas Resource Stewardship Protocol
Pillar Two: The Texas Resource Stewardship Initiative
The Texas Resource Stewardship Initiative identifies the statewide standards, practical county authority and legislative support communities need to review large-impact projects responsibly.
Good Neighbor Policy
The Good Neighbor Policy: Local Standards Before Public Support
The Good Neighbor Policy gives counties a practical way to set expectations, review large-impact projects and build a complete public record before granting discretionary public support.
Texas Resource Stewardship Protocol
The Texas Resource Stewardship Protocol in Plain Language
A plain-language explanation of TRSP, its three pillars and how it helps communities set standards, review large-impact projects and verify that commitments are kept.