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Texas Blocks Utilities from Billing Customers or Disconnecting for Non-Payment After Sticker Shock Outrage

Texas Blocks Utility Companies From Billing Customers or Disconnecting for Nonpayment After Sticker Shock Outrage After outcry over skyrocketing energy bills following the severe cold snap that threw millions of Texans into the dark with no safe drinking water, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said on Feb. 21 that the state’s utility regulators will temporarily ban power companies from billing customers or disconnecting them for nonpayment. “Texans who have suffered through days of freezing cold without power should not be subjected to skyrocketing energy bills,” Abbott told reporters on Feb. 12 in San Antonio. The governor said the Public Utility Commission of Texas will order electricity companies to pause sending bills to customers and will issue a temporary moratorium on disconnection of services for nonpayment.

Biden declares Texas major disaster after winter storm kills 69 & leaves millions without clean water, power or heat

The Latest: Most of a Mississippi city is without water

Power comes back for most in Texas, but other problems pile up

Power comes back for most in Texas, but other problems pile up Phil Helsel and Saphora Smith and Wilson Wong and Suzanne Gamboa and Antonia Hylton and Dennis Romero © Provided by NBC News Millions don't have safe water at home, and residents looking for groceries or bottled water said they arrived to stores with bare shelves and long lines. The latest on the storm: President Joe Biden said Friday that he expects to sign federal disaster aid for Texas once the governor's request reaches his desk and that he planned to visit Texas next week if it was not "a burden."

Texas bez elektřiny. Místní hledají teplo, kde se dá

Some electricity restored in Texas, but water woes grow

Some electricity restored in Texas, but water woes grow

Texans reconsider disaster preparedness plans after historic winter storm

Texans reconsider disaster preparedness plans after historic winter storm KTRK Share: The Texas winter storm has some people asking, "How prepared do I really need to be?" The one thing we have seen over and over again is that very few were prepared to live without power and water during this historic cold. Some people even turned to the bayou for water to use in their bathrooms. You know things are desperate when Houstonians fill jugs with bayou water so they can flush their toilets. On the west side of town, people stood in line at Haden Park just to get water. In Austin, where snow is still on the ground, one woman decided to use melted snow.

You'll have to boil your water until at least Monday

You'll have to boil your water until at least Monday, Mayor Sylvester Turner says Nicki Koetting FacebookTwitterEmail Victor Hernandez, left, and Luis Martinez fill their water containers with a hose from a spigot in Haden Park as others wait in near freezing temperatures Thursday, Feb. 18, 2021 in Houston. Houston and several surrounding communities are under a boil water notice as many residents are still without running water in their homes, despite power returning to the region.Brett Coomer, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer You’ll have to boil your water for another few days, Houston. That does not include Kingwood and Willowchase, which are not under the notice because they are not served by the City of Houston's water supply system, Turner said.