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Customers hoping to comment on CenterPoint Energy's request to raise its base electric rates will have multiple chances to do so over the next month.
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Customers hoping to comment on CenterPoint Energy's request to raise its base electric rates will have multiple chances to do so over the next month.
Customers will be able to comment publicly on CenterPoint's latest request to increase rates this September.
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