Your utility bills could be getting cheaper! El Paso is working to block a gas rate hike and has already secured lower electric rates for residents.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 6 mentions in the last 30 days, 5 the 60 before, 3 the 90 before that.
The decisions prevent immediate increases in gas infrastructure charges for residents.
El Paso utility customers who would otherwise face higher monthly bills.
No groups negatively affected
How El Paso Electric’s seasonal rates compare with other Texas cities KFOX
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) -- The El Paso City Council has authorized the City Attorney’s Office to intervene in a new regulatory proceeding involving proposed changes to El Paso Electric’s Economic Development Rate for data centers. The action allows the...
El Pasoans shocked by electric bills; City Council to take action protecting ratepayers KTSM 9 News
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) - El Pasoans turned to their air conditioning units to stay cool as temperatures rose over the last few weeks. And electric bills are also on the rise, prompting shock among homeowners and renters. Shoppers making their way to g...
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) -- The City of El Paso said it will "continue advocating for strong protections for local ratepayers" as a hearing begins this week in El Paso Electric's application for the proposed McCloud Generation facility. The proposed McC...
El Paso Environmental Fee an Unauthorized Tax, Texas Court Says news.bloombergtax.com
City’s environmental franchise fee on trash bills is illegal tax, appeals court rules El Paso Matters
The City is actively fighting against utility rate hikes to keep monthly bills manageable for El Paso families.
El Paso City Council weighs ordinance targeting misleading water mailers, fines KFOX
El Paso City Council OK’s plan to rein in ‘scam’ water notices AOL.com
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) -- The El Paso City Council has authorized City staff to take action on several active El Paso Electric (EPE) filings. The City said this move reinforces its role in reviewing proposals that could shape future utility costs...
City Council authorizes action on El Paso Electric filings KVIA
The board is considering an agreement that would allow the El Paso Transportation Authority to use the city's compressed natural gas fueling facilities. This aims to improve public transit services.
The council voted to suspend an interim rate adjustment proposed by Texas Gas Service for an additional 45 days. This allows more time for review and negotiation regarding potential changes to gas utility rates that could affect residents' bills.
El Paso Electric updated the council on the completion of its smart meter installations and the ongoing efforts to educate customers on how to use the new technology. The company emphasized the benefits of smart meters, including enhanced energy monitoring and potential cost savings for residents through a new pilot program.
El Paso fights gas bill hike, secures electric customers rate savings El Paso Times
Podcast: We talk about El Paso’s water future with a top executive from city’s water utility El Paso Matters
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