As February arrives, Bryan Texas Utilities proudly joins the nation in celebrating Black History Month. This is a time to honor the countless contributions of African American individuals to the electric industry — pioneers whose work has illuminated homes, empowered innovation, and energized communities.
Each holiday season from Thanksgiving to New Year’s, families across Texas make their way to Moody Gardens in Galveston to marvel at Ice Land, an enchanting winter wonderland filled with brilliantly colored ice sculptures. What many visitors may not know is that the magical ice blocks that bring this attraction to life are crafted by a longtime Bryan Texas Utilities’ customer: Flying Penguin Ice. From their facilities in Bryan, this specialized ice manufacturer has been adding color—and holiday cheer—to Ice Land for more than a decade.
Bryan Texas Utilities (BTU) is set to embark on a new chapter with the relocation of its administrative headquarters. The utility company is moving to a modern, 39,242 square-foot, two-story building situated on a 4-acre site adjacent to the Bryan Regional Athletic Complex. Located at 2611 N. Earl Rudder Fwy, Bryan, TX 77803, the building will open to the public on Monday, February 10, 2025. This strategic move will allow BTU to better serve the growing needs of the community and position itself for future expansion.
Are you a curious and engaged high school student interested in learning about government? Then don't miss this incredible opportunity! Bryan Texas Utilities (BTU) is sponsoring a trip for students to attend the Government-in-Action Youth Tour.
When it comes to saving energy, even minor adjustments to your habits and home can lead to noticeable benefits. By making these small changes, you can reduce your energy usage and lower your utility bills:
The City of Bryan’s Water Services is working diligently to identify city- and privately-owned service lines as required by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) updated Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR). This federal mandate requires all community water systems to identify and replace lead service lines within the next 10 years.
In the wake of Hurricane Beryl, when many homes in Bryan and surrounding areas lost power, Bryan Texas Utilities’ linemen were some of the first responders, working tirelessly to restore electricity. Crews spent long hours in the Texas heat repairing damaged infrastructure. Joe’s Place, a local favorite bar and restaurant in Wixon Valley, decided to give back to linemen who had given so much for the community.
As a municipally-owned utility, Bryan Texas Utilities’ strives for community safety and reliable service. In its latest effort to further these commitments, BTU has partnered with local media station, KBTX, and Climavision, a radar services company, to bring a cutting-edge weather radar system to the region. The new radar, installed through this innovative partnership, sits atop the David G. Eller Oceanography & Meteorology Building on Texas A&M University’s main campus.
2025 Government-in-Action Youth Tour Applications are now open! Applications are accepted from November 1, 2024 through February 3, 2025. The "trip of a lifetime" will send local high school students to Washington D.C. for a week of fun-filled days June 15-22, 2025.
Learn water conservation tips to save money on your wastewater bill. This article from Bryan Texas Utilities covers fixing leaks, reducing shower time, and efficient appliance use.
