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Are You Paying Too Much for Electricity? Houston Residents Could Save $1,000+

Dec 8, 2025

r/houston

CenterPoint Rate Adjustment - now 6.0009 cents per kWh

Dec 8, 2025

houstonchron

CenterPoint Energy will be allowed to charge its Houston-area customers almost $1.2 billion for last year’s Hurricane Beryl and two other storms, which is approximately $100 million less than the utility had wanted, state regulators decided Thursday. ⁠ ⁠ The approved rate hike is expected to add approximately $2 per month to the average household’s electricity bill over 15 years, according to Keith Stephens, CenterPoint’s chief communications and marketing officer. It will likely take effect later this year or early next year. ⁠ ⁠ “This settlement allows us to spread these costs over a longer period,” Stephens said in a statement. ⁠ ⁠ Click the link in our bio to read more. ⁠ ⁠ 📝: Claire Hao / Houston Chronicle reporter

Oct 4, 2025

KPRC2

KPRC2 / Click2Houston. . Have your electric bills been climbing lately? 2 Investigates reporter Amy Davis has been tracking frequent spikes in Houston electric bills — and many residents say the increases are happening so often they can’t keep up. We want t

Sep 19, 2025

htxtrending

CenterPoint’s $2.9B Resiliency Plan Set to Raise Electric Bills Again Texas regulators have approved CenterPoint Energy’s $2.9 billion resiliency plan, bringing another round of rate hikes for customers. Bills will go up about $1 a month starting next year, eventually climbing to an extra $4 a month by 2028. The plan focuses on reducing outages by trimming more trees, burying additional power lines, and installing stronger storm-resistant poles. CenterPoint says vegetation is still the biggest cause of Houston-area outages, and the new three-year trim cycle will expand maintenance across thousands of miles of lines. The approved amount is roughly half of what CenterPoint originally sought, after months of negotiations with cities, regulators and consumer groups. The increases come on top of several hikes since Hurricane Beryl. 🎥 credits: click2houston.com

Nov 17, 2025

r/texas

Texans Struggle With Rising Energy Costs - New UH/TSU Study

Nov 15, 2025