Natural gas prices are spiking globally, but CPS says customers unlikely to see big bill bump
The spot price for natural gas at hubs in East and West Texas have nearly doubled since...
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The spot price for natural gas at hubs in East and West Texas have nearly doubled since...
Effort to expand renewable energy in the U.S. can’t “disadvantage” the oil and gas...
'Complaints' against CPS Energy's chief executive led to resignations of utility's top attorneys FacebookTwitterEmail Carolyn Shellman stepped down as CPS Energy’s chief legal and administrative officer. Her last day at the city-owned utility was June 16, 2021.Robin Jerstad /San Antonio Express News Internal strife between CPS Energy’s chief executive and several of its lawyers over the utility’s winter storm-related legal strategy led to the departure of its three top attorneys, documents obtained by the Express-News indicate. On Tuesday, CPS confirmed the attorneys had lodged what it ...
The private-sector lawyers are representing CPS as it tries to sidestep about $1 billion...
Skip to main content Currently Reading Jefferson: 'People were weeping' - Rebuilding trust after winter storm a tall order for CPS Energy and CEO Paula Gold-Williams FacebookTwitterEmail 1of4 People cross Houston Street Thursday, Feb. 18, 2021 as snow grips the city for the second time in a week, the result of an arctic air mass that sent temperatures plummeting and resulted in rolling blackouts. At one point about 1/3 of all CPS Energy customers were without electricity.William Luther, Staff / William LutherShow MoreShow Less 2of4 CPS CEO Paula Gold Williams speaks during a CPS Energy public...