CenterPoint apologizes and proposes action plan to work efficiently following botched Beryl response
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- CenterPoint Energy executives are apologizing for Houston's power crisis after Hurricane Beryl knocked out electricity to more than 2 million customers. Critics questioned ...
Houston, Texas – Roughly 14,000 Houston-area residents remained without power Tuesday afternoon after overnight thunderstorms moved through the region, from Montgomery County through Houston and into ...
Flickering lights, power surges and frequent outages. 2 Investigates is tracking Houston's power problem. While CenterPoint ...
Opposition to CenterPoint Energy’s nearly $2.3 billion “resiliency plan” to shore up its electric transmission and distribution infrastructure against extreme weather and other risks was already ...
CenterPoint Energy suffered significant damage from Hurricane Beryl in July 2024; 80% of their customers in Texas lost power. The subsequent regulatory and financial impact is still uncertain. The ...
Crews repair power lines for CenterPoint Energy customers in Houston’s Greenspoint area after Hurricane Beryl. Several Houston-area health, medical and beauty businesses are suing CenterPoint Energy ...
CenterPoint Energy, Houston's sole energy provider and public utility non grata, withdrew a request with the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUC) to raise customers' rates after the proposal drew ...
About 30,000 CenterPoint customers were without power in Harris County on one of the coldest mornings of the season so far.
Amidst backlash from ratepayers and legislators alike regarding CenterPoint Energy's response to Hurricane Beryl, the Houston utility company still received more than $1 billion in profits in 2024.
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