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Atmos West Texas Rate Case Settlement with a Reduced Increase Receives Approval from Texas Regulators

Atmos West Texas Rate Case Settlement with a Reduced Increase Receives Approval from Texas Regulators

by R.A. Dyer | May 20, 2025 | Regulatory Action

The result of settlement with a city group and other intervenors, the rate increase is less than 50 percent of the company’s original request. ________________________________________________ A $30.2 million system-wide base rate increase for Atmos West Texas has been...
Atmos West Texas Rate Case Settlement with a Reduced Increase Receives Approval from Texas Regulators

Atmos West Texas Seeks $66.1 Million Rate Increase; ACSC Intervenes for Consumers

by R.A. Dyer | Nov 20, 2024 | Regulatory Action

If approved, annual revenues received from the incorporated areas of that division would increase by approximately $26.9 million, which equates to 32.27 percent, excluding gas costs. ________________________________________________ Atmos Energy has filed paperwork...
Atmos Files Paperwork to Reduce Pipeline Rates in Texas; Residential Bills to Fall as Result

Atmos Files Paperwork to Reduce Pipeline Rates in Texas; Residential Bills to Fall as Result

by R.A. Dyer | Aug 16, 2024 | Regulatory Action

Under the August 15 filing, Atmos Pipeline Texas rates would fall by $37,733,101. ________________________________________________ Atmos Energy, the Texas gas utility that serves the Dallas/Fort Worth area, has filed regulatory paperwork that would result in a $39.7...
Atmos Files Paperwork to Reduce Pipeline Rates in Texas; Residential Bills to Fall as Result

Gas Conservation Program Rules from House Bill 2263 Approved by Texas Railroad Commission

by ACSC | Mar 20, 2024 | Blog, Regulatory Action

The new rules cap residential and commercial charges for energy conservation programs at $0.20 per Mcf. ________________________________________________ New regulations to implement House Bill 2263, state legislation that authorized gas utilities to create...
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...
Atmos Files Paperwork to Reduce Pipeline Rates in Texas; Residential Bills to Fall as Result

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...
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