CPS board OKs giving the public a bigger voice on San Antonio utility's rates, energy sources
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-...
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