The nation's largest independent power plant operator has upgraded from a sublease to a direct long-term commitment at Hughes Landing, signaling both the company's growth trajectory and the continued pull of The Woodlands as a magnet for energy-sector tenants in the Houston metro. NAES Corporation, an Issaquah, Washington-based energy services firm, has leased more than […]
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