CenterPoint Energy settles rate case, will lower power costs for customers
Houston’s main electrical company backed off plans to raise rates after facing sharp criticism for its response to massive power outages after Hurricane Beryl.
CenterPoint reaches settlement in Houston Electric rate case
CenterPoint Energy reaches settlement agreement resulting in lower bills for customers in its 2024 general rate case, reducing annual revenue by ~$50M.
CenterPoint Energy rate case settlement will decrease bills for Houston area customers
The rate decrease is expected to result in a $50 million loss in revenue every year to the company, a monthly rate reduction of $0.82 for residential customers and $1.28 for small business customers,
CenterPoint agrees to $1 per month rate decrease for the average household
The rate reduction amounts to approximately $0.82 per month for the average residential customer and approximately $1.28 per month for the average small business, according to CenterPoint’s announcement .
CenterPoint Energy reaches settlement agreement with parties to lower bills for customers in its 2024 Houston Electric Rate Case
CenterPoint Energy (CenterPoint) announced today that it has reached a settlement agreement with parties to its 2024 rate case for its CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric business (Houston Electric),
CenterPoint Energy agrees to give money back to customers
HOUSTON ( KIAH ) — CenterPoint Energy announcing that it has reached a settlement agreement to its 2024 rate case for its CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric business (Houston Electric), including the City of Houston and other regional municipalities.
CenterPoint Energy settles rate case, lowers power costs for Houston-area customers
HOUSTON — CenterPoint Energy has reached a settlement in its 2024 rate case that will lead to lower electric bills for Houston-area customers.
CenterPoint Energy reaches settlement in 2024 Houston Electric Rate Case
CenterPoint Energy (CNP) (CenterPoint) announced that it has reached a settlement agreement with parties to its 2024 rate
CW39 CenterPoint energy agrees to $1 per month rate decrease
CenterPoint energy agrees to $1 per month rate decrease
CenterPoint reaches settlement agreement in 2024 rate case, reducing customer bills
CenterPoint Energy announced a settlement agreement with parties involved in its 2024 rate case for its Houston Electric business.
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