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Atmos Pipeline Settles Case: Rates to Increase, but $105 Million Less than Proposed

Atmos Pipeline Settles Case: Rates to Increase, but $105 Million Less than Proposed

by ACSC | Dec 20, 2023 | Blog, Regulatory Action

The company has accepted $105 million less under the settlement than the $839,982,742 it initially sought. ________________________________________________ Atmos Pipeline-Texas will increase the amount it collects on its system for transporting gas by $12 million...
Texas Railroad Commission Adopts New Rules Pertaining to Utility Disconnections

Texas Railroad Commission Adopts New Rules Pertaining to Utility Disconnections

by ACSC | Nov 27, 2023 | Blog, Regulatory Action

The news rules, which correspond to provisions of Senate Bill 3 adopted in 2021 after Winter Storm Uri, include a classification system for fines that the commission can assess for improper disconnections. ________________________________________________ On November...
Winter is Coming:  Six Energy Saving Tips for the Coming Cold Weather in Texas

Winter is Coming: Six Energy Saving Tips for the Coming Cold Weather in Texas

by ACSC | Nov 21, 2023 | Blog, Regulatory Action

By conserving energy, Texans can both save money and improve safety during the winter months. ________________________________________________ Natural gas and electricity use typically increases during the colder winter months — and that translates to higher utility...
Texas Gas Utility Customers Face 16 Years of Charges from Winter Storm Uri Consumption

Texas Gas Utility Customers Face 16 Years of Charges from Winter Storm Uri Consumption

by ACSC | Nov 6, 2023 | Blog, Gas Consumers

Gas utility customers can expect to pay at least $4 over the next 16 years for service during Winter Storm Uri. ________________________________________________ Texas gas utility customers can expect to pay at least $4 more each month for the next 16 years because of...
Texas Railroad Commission Adopts New Rules Pertaining to Utility Disconnections

Texas Railroad Commission Receives New Funding, Regulatory Duties

by ACSC | Oct 11, 2023 | Blog, Regulatory Action

Chair Craddick described new legislative funding for inspections, critical energy mapping and other purposes. ________________________________________________ Armed with more funding and called upon to shore up energy delivery after the 2021 winter disaster, the...
Atmos Pipeline Settles Case: Rates to Increase, but $105 Million Less than Proposed

Texas Railroad Commission Considers Rules Pertaining to Energy Conservation Programs

by ACSC | Oct 4, 2023 | Blog, Regulatory Action

The rules, if given final approval, would modify that part of the administrative code relating to Energy Conservation Programs. ________________________________________________ On September 19, staff at the Texas Railroad Commission proposed new rules to implement...
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