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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 | Aug 9, 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...
Some Atmos Gas Customers Receive Incorrect Bills; Utility Sending New Ones

Some Atmos Gas Customers Receive Incorrect Bills; Utility Sending New Ones

by ACSC | Jul 26, 2023 | Blog, Gas Consumers

Atmos Energy sent out bills with incorrect past due amounts, but is fixing the problem. ________________________________________________ Some Atmos customers received unwelcome surprises in their natural gas bills this month — unexpected past due amounts. The charges,...
Budget Highlights: This Year’s Railroad Commission Appropriations Allow New Hires

Budget Highlights: This Year’s Railroad Commission Appropriations Allow New Hires

by ACSC | Jul 21, 2023 | Texas Legislature

This year’s legislative appropriations will allow the Texas Railroad Commission to hire 50 new pipeline safety professionals. ________________________________________________ The Texas Railroad Commission will receive approximately $481 million over the next two...
88th Texas Legislature Wrap-Up: Gas Utility Legislation that Passed and Failed During Session

88th Texas Legislature Wrap-Up: Gas Utility Legislation that Passed and Failed During Session

by ACSC | Jun 21, 2023 | Texas Legislature

HB 2264 adds a new subsection of the Gas Utility Regulatory Act that will allow retail gas distribution systems to create energy conservation programs. ________________________________________________ Below we describe the final outcomes of some of the major bills...
88th Texas Legislature Wrap-Up: Gas Utility Legislation that Passed and Failed During Session

Some Gas Utility Legislation Remains Viable as 88th Session End Draws Near

by ACSC | May 10, 2023 | Texas Legislature

The Senate version of SB 30 would allocate tax dollars to retire securitization debt from excess fuel charges incurred by gas utility ratepayers during Winter Storm Uri. ________________________________________________ More than 300 bills have been filed during the...
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