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Atmos Files for Five Interim Rate Increases under Controversial Program that Allows for Quick Approvals

Atmos Files for Five Interim Rate Increases under Controversial Program that Allows for Quick Approvals

by R.A. Dyer | Feb 26, 2026 | Regulatory Action

Atmos in February filed for five separate rate adjustments for its Pipeline, Mid-Tex and West Texas Divisions. ________________________________________________ Atmos in February filed for five separate rate adjustments under the Gas Reliability Infrastructure Program...
Atmos Files for Five Interim Rate Increases under Controversial Program that Allows for Quick Approvals

Atmos Proposed Pipeline Rate Increase Could Add $3.46 to Bills; Change to be Assessed in Addition to Other Increases

by R.A. Dyer | Feb 25, 2026 | Regulatory Action

If approved without changes, the proposed rate change will add $3.46 to average bills, according to estimates. ________________________________________________   Atmos Energy, the north Texas gas utility, will collect an additional $109.5 million annually from...
Atmos Quarterly Report: Company Spending and Profits Increase, Consumer Bills on the Rise

Atmos Quarterly Report: Company Spending and Profits Increase, Consumer Bills on the Rise

by R.A. Dyer | Feb 5, 2026 | Utility News

Another revenue driver was House Bill 4384, adopted by the Texas Legislature in 2025. City groups opposed HB 4384 because of its potential to increase bills. ________________________________________________   Atmos Energy expects its average customer bills to...
Weather Normalization Adjustment Explained: Rider WNA Creates Bill Adjustments During Winter Months

Weather Normalization Adjustment Explained: Rider WNA Creates Bill Adjustments During Winter Months

by R.A. Dyer | Jan 27, 2026 | Gas Consumers

The Rider WNA is intended to stabilize customer bills despite seasonal changes. ________________________________________________ Although North Texas experienced relatively balmy weather last month, gas utility bills ended up higher than expected for many customers....
Atmos Files for Five Interim Rate Increases under Controversial Program that Allows for Quick Approvals

Atmos Seeks Dallas Area Rate Increase; Area Residents Could Pay 10.4 Percent More Monthly

by R.A. Dyer | Jan 23, 2026 | Gas Consumers

Under the company’s request, Atmos customers could expect to pay 10.4 percent more each month, or at least $135 more per year. ________________________________________________   Dallas residents would see their gas rates increase by $11.25 per month on average...
Weather Normalization Adjustment Explained: Rider WNA Creates Bill Adjustments During Winter Months

Ratepayer Resources: Tips for Understanding Your (Rising) Gas Bill and How to Obtain Payment and Weatherization Assistance

by R.A. Dyer | Jan 15, 2026 | Gas Consumers

ACSC has helped shave at least $369 million annually from proposed rate hikes (calculated on a systemwide basis) since 2008. ________________________________________________ Feel like your Atmos bills is on the rise? It’s not your imagination. According to Atmos...
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