Posted By Sanford Nowlin on Fri, Mar 5, 2021 at 5:02 PM CPS Energy CPS Energy CEO Paula Gold Williams speaks during an energy symposium. CPS Energy customers won't see any charges on their February bills related to last month's winter storm, the city-owned utility said. In a statement released Friday, CPS officials said it will begin releasing electronic and paper bills Monday, although some customers may not see theirs until after Saturday, March 13. The announcement follows a board meeting this week at which CEO Paula Gold-Williams warned that the CPS is grappling with $1 billion in expenses from fuel and wholesale electricity purchases during the historic weather event.