Deep Dive into Energy and Broadband Categories of the 2025 Texas Infrastructure Report Card

In February, ASCE released the 2025 Texas Infrastructure Report Card, assigning 16 categories of infrastructure a cumulative grade of ‘C. With significant population growth, surging energy demands, and increasingly severe weather events putting strain on an aging infrastructure network, how did the Energy and Broadband categories earn their grades despite record investments at the federal level and proactive state and local measures. Join Infrastructure Report Card authors and Committee Members as they answer your questions within the Water Categories and provide insight into analysis, results, and recommendations contained within the 2025 Texas Infrastructure Report Card.

Speakers: Geoff Roberts and Sean Droptini (Subcommittee Chairs, ASCE Texas Section Infrastructure Report Card Committee)

Geoffrey D Roberts, Jr. has over 40 years of global executive and technical experience in the energy and water industries. Geoff is the President of Flow Resources LLC, a start-up entity developing large scale Energy Districts throughout the United States. He is an independent director for the Stockholm, Sweden based EQT Infrastructure Company LLC. Geoff serves as an Advisory Board member for FiberSense, a deep technology company that converts existing fiber cable networks into a highly sensitive sensor array that provides real time situational awareness for damage prevention, condition monitoring, and leak detection for critical infrastructure. Geoff also serves as the President of RRRR Investments LLC, a consulting and private investment fund focused on the nexus of environment, water, technology, and energy since 1999.

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