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More solar power was generated in Texas last month than in all of 2015 FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Adkins, Texas -- July 11, 2016 -- Merced Reyna prepares to install wiring at a shared roofless solar facility for CPS Energy customers. Ray Whitehouse / for the San Antonio Express-NewsRay Whitehouse, Photographer / for the San Antonio Express-NewShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Solar panels at a CPS Energy facility on West Commerce Street are shown in 2019. In its resource plan released last week, the utility said it expects to grow solar capacity from 550 megawatt-hours to more than 1,100 by 2030.Billy ...

Commentary: CPS Energy can shape economic development in San Antonio Rolando Pablos, For the Express-News Jan. 26, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail CPS Energy is taking a measured approach as it transitions to greater use of renewable energy sources, and that’s good for ratepayers and the planet.Billy Calzada /Staff file photo Energy is the heartbeat of our economy, and recent developments at CPS Energy have me hopeful we’re on the right path toward securing a place in the new energy economy. As city and county leaders execute workforce and economic development plans to boost our economy, we n...

Skip to main content CPS board OKs giving the public a bigger voice on San Antonio utility's rates, energy sources FacebookTwitterEmail 1of4 CPS’ five-member board of trustees on Monday voted 4-1 to establish a rate advisory committee so the public can weigh in on issues relating to rates and which fuels CPS uses to generate energy. Shown is the J.K. Spruce plant.Bob Owen /Staff file photoShow MoreShow Less 2of4 CPS Energy’s board of trustees voted Monday to establish a rate advisory committee, which will allow the public to weigh in on rate increases and power generation. CEO Paula Gold-...

Business maven, CPS trustee Ed Kelley tangles with reformers over San Antonio's energy future FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 Environmental activists are looking to upend the city-owned utility’s governing panel with the Recall CPS campaign, which wants to disband CPS’ current board and replace it with one made up of City Council members. They also want CPS to commit to closing its Spruce 2 coal unit by 2030, adopt more renewable energy and restructure ratesBob Owen /Staff file photoShow MoreShow Less 2of2 Fields of solar panels at OCI Solar Power's Alamo 1 Solar Farm are seen Sept. 23, 2020, a...