Here's what's happening with your February CPS Energy billCPS Energy provided a bill update Friday saying customers will not see "exorbitant" winter storm charges on their February bill, as many expected. The utility company sai...mysanantonio.com
February CPS Energy bills out soon; excessive costs from winter storms not includedSAN ANTONIO – CPS Energy customers are not expected to see huge additional fuel or purchased power charges from the winter storm when the February 2021 bills are released...
CPS Energy says excessive costs from winter storms won't be reflected on February billsCPS EnergyCPS Energy CEO Paula Gold Williams speaks during an energy symposium. CPS Energy customers won't see any charges on their February bills related to last month's...sacurrent.com
CPS Energy uses a college student for weather forecasting. That’s not how other major Texas utilities operate.
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