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Blog: Railroad Commission, PUC Adopt Critical Gas Unit Designation Rules

Blog: Railroad Commission, PUC Adopt Critical Gas Unit Designation Rules

by ACSC | Dec 8, 2021 | Blog, Regulatory Action

Facing a statutory deadline, the agencies adopted the guidelines during parallel meetings held within a few hours of each other. ________________________________________________ Rules governing how natural gas facilities receive critical designations as a means to...
Blog: Atmos Details Infrastructure Spending, Forecasts Higher Gas Bills

Blog: Atmos Details Infrastructure Spending, Forecasts Higher Gas Bills

by ACSC | Nov 16, 2020 | Blog, Gas Consumers, Reports

During an earnings call, the company reported $242.2 million in increased capital expenditures during the 12-month period ending Sept. 30, 2020. ________________________________________________ Atmos customers across its multi-state system may face bill increases of...
BLOG: Analysis Reveals City Representation Leads to Savings

BLOG: Analysis Reveals City Representation Leads to Savings

by ACSC | May 20, 2020 | Blog, Reports

  Citizens save when cities defend their interests in gas utility cases. Under state law, cities possess “original jurisdiction” over the rates charged by monopoly gas utilities. This means that gas companies must first go to cities for authorization before...
BLOG: Texas Gas Utility Bills Increase, Despite Falling Commodity Costs

BLOG: Texas Gas Utility Bills Increase, Despite Falling Commodity Costs

by ACSC | Jan 10, 2018 | Blog, Regulatory Action

Controversial “alternative” rate-making schemes allow monopoly utilities to hike rates without substantive regulatory review. ________________________________________________ Natural gas commodity prices are less than half what they were in 2004 and yet average home...

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