by ACSC | Jan 11, 2024 | Blog, Safety
Fire and police investigators continue working with Atmos Energy, the hotel’s natural gas provider, to determine whether a gas leak caused the explosion — or conversely — an explosion caused the gas leak. ________________________________________________ An explosion...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
