CenterPoint Energy Remains Vigilant and Prepared for Storm Response as Tropical Activity in the Gulf of Mexico Continues to Strengthen
CenterPoint Energy continues to closely monitor weather forecasts and prepare for potential storm impacts from the Gulf of Mexico tropical system Invest 91L. According to the National Weather Service,
CenterPoint Energy Inc. closed $4.16 below its 52-week high ($31.57), which the company reached on June 21st.
According to the National Weather Service, the Invest 91L system has a 90% chance of tropical development, with increasing likelihood of a tropical storm or hurricane.
City council is ending its legal intervention into CenterPoint's rate case citing the utility's unwillingness to make ...
Texas electricity bills are increasing due to a rise in TDU rates, particularly for CenterPoint Energy customers. This ...
You may have an opinion about the recent power outages after Hurricane Beryl or rate increases – now is your chance to have your voice heard. The Texas Public Utility Commission (PUC) is coming to ...
CenterPoint Energy (NYSE: CNP) today announced the appointment of a new senior leadership team member with deep utility ...
The utility had purchased massive, more expensive generators that could not be used for Hurricane Beryl-related emergencies, ...
Houston Mayor John Whitmire challenges CenterPoint Energy over high electric rates amidst a reliability investigation.
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