Texas’ Lt. Governor Dan Patrick criticized CenterPoint Energy for leasing massive rate-payer funded generators instead of mobile generators which could be used more effectively in emergency situations.
Discover incredible Insider Deals that will make your life a little bit easier– Texas’ Lt. Governor Dan Patrick criticized CenterPoint Energy for leasing massive ratepayer funded generators instead of mobile generators which could be used more effectively in emergency situations.
CenterPoint intends to ask Texas PUC for rate increase to recoup losses from Hurricane Beryl response Patrick is now calling for the Public Utility Commission to make CenterPoint pay for the generators using company profits instead.
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