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House Committee Releases Report on Devastating Panhandle Fires Caused by Collapsed Utility Pole

House Committee Releases Report on Devastating Panhandle Fires Caused by Collapsed Utility Pole

by ACSC | May 3, 2024 | Reports, Utility News

The Texas House of Representatives Investigative Committee on the Panhandle Wildfires blamed a lack of ready air support, faulty equipment, and a failure of agency coordination for hindering response efforts. ________________________________________________ A...
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 | 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...
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...
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