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Strap on Your Helmet and Cycle to Work on Thursday, May 14 for Bike To Work Day

The Energy Corridor District is encouraging you to cycle for fun, fitness and transportation in celebration of National Bike Month.  Not only does riding your bike reduce CO2 emissions, but cycling is a great way to squeeze exercise into your hectic schedule.

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David S. Wolff Honored with Lifetime Achievement Award

Renowned real estate developer David S. Wolff not only developed Park 10 regional business center, along with numerous other successful mixed-use business parks, but he coined the term “Energy Corridor.”  That said, it is with great honor that we congratulate Mr. Wolff on receiving the Houston Business Journal’s prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award for his outstanding contributions in commercial real estate.

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New Patrol Car Takes to the Streets of the Energy Corridor

You may have already noticed the new patrol car driving the streets of the Energy Corridor.  The District recently purchased a 2009 Ford Police Interceptor.  

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Craving a Burger and Fries?  Visit Five Guy’s New Location

If you have a craving for a burger, hot dog or fries, Five Guys is the spot for you!  The popular, award-winning restaurant just opened a new location at 13346 Briar Forest (Briar Forest at Eldridge), marking its 399th store nationwide.

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Energy Center I and II Named Green Project Winner in Landmark Awards

We are delighted to announce that Energy Center I and II is the 2009 Green Project Landmark Award winner!  Located in the Energy Corridor, the 638,000-square-foot buildings took home the honor for green building.

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West Gateway 10 Scenic District Needs Houston Resident Signatures

The Energy Corridor District is collecting signatures from residents of the City of Houston in support of creating a scenic district along the new Katy Freeway in the Energy Corridor. The proposed scenic district would limit the height and size of on-premise ground signs and prohibit any new billboards from being erected unless a permit has already been granted.

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West Houston Trail Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Rescheduled

Due to the April 28, 2009 flood, the ribbon cutting of the West Houston Trail was rescheduled for Saturday May 16, 2009. The flood waters have receded and the trail is ready to roll. We encourage you to ride your bike to the event. The ribbon cutting will take place at the new pedestrian bicyclist bridge across Buffalo Bayou parallel to Eldridge Parkway between Enclave and Memorial Drive.

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