The 23-page document highlights measures to address energy equity, increase sustainability and curb greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
– CPS Energy released a report on Wednesday highlighting the impacts of the utility’s ongoing strategic plan on the community last year.
The report’s first page introduces the strategic plan, referred to as Vision 2027, and touches on a topic hotly contested earlier this year: rate hikes., resulting in an average $4.45 monthly increase for residential customers. A central aspect of powering the city’s future — including attaining net-zero carbon emissions — is replacing or retrofitting existing fossil fuel generation methods, according to the Vision 2027 strategic plan.
Climate Sustainability Environment Economy Texas Energy
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
CPS Energy, ERCOT battle over closing 3 gas-powered plants in San AntonioCPS Energy wants to close three gas plants they say cost too much money and are old. ERCOT fights back saying they are needed to help sustain the Texas power grid.
Read more »
ERCOT taking steps to keep aging CPS Energy plants online through 2026The grid operator worries it needs to keep the utility's three gas-fired units online to maintain reliability through 2026. But it'll costs millions.
Read more »
CPS Energy ramped up tree trimming years before Beryl exposed power line vulnerabilitiesWhen you have trees growing in your power lines, experts say you're more at risk of losing power and losing it for longer periods of time
Read more »
CPS Energy whittles down customers’ total past due to $145MThe utility has lowered the total amount it is likely to write off from $42.7 million to $35 million over that same time frame.
Read more »
San Antonio data centers ask CPS Energy if it has enough power to growThe Energy Forward Alliance formed because executives are concerned about whether CPS Energy will have enough capacity for projects in the coming years.
Read more »
GoFundMe launched for family of CPS Energy worker who died restoring power in San AntonioA friend of a CPS Energy worker who was electrocuted early Tuesday morning while working to restore power after storms swept across San Antonio has set up an online fundraiser for his family. CPS Energy officials confirmed Tuesday afternoon that 11-year-employee Clayton Kloesel died during the post-storm restoration effort.
Read more »