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Blog: Salary, Benefits Info for New CenterPoint CEO

by ACSC | Jul 13, 2020 | Blog, Gas Consumers, Utility News

New CenterPoint CEO said to prioritize shareholders, regulators. ________________________________________________ The new CEO of Houston’s CenterPoint Energy will receive a base salary of $1.35 million per year, plus a sign-on equity stock award valued at $1 million,...

Blog: Cities, State mark 100 years of Cooperation with Milestone Cox Act

by ACSC | Jun 26, 2020 | Blog, Gas Consumers, Municipal Resources, Regulatory Action, Utility News

  Milestone Texas legislation created the model for Texas utility regulation. ________________________________________________ This month marks an important anniversary in the Lone Star State — but one most Texans surely never heard of. It was 100 years ago this...
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: New Report details Atmos Cities Steering Committee History

by ACSC | May 6, 2020 | Blog, Gas Consumers, Regulatory Action, Reports

New report details the history of the Atmos Cities Steering Committee. Under Texas law, city governments and the Texas Railroad Commission share regulatory authority over gas utilities. Cities typically band together in coalitions to exercise their portion of this...

Policy Deep Dive: Gas Reliability Infrastructure Program versus the RRM

by ACSC | Feb 5, 2019 | Blog, Regulatory Action, Reports

In seven out of 10 years, the RRM resulted in better outcomes for Atmos customers than did GRIP. Chances are, if you live in Texas you pay money each month to a monopoly energy utility. This goes for nearly anyone who receives home gas service or anyone who receives...
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