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Bill Magness, CEO of state grid operator Electric Reliability Council of Texas, speaks to CPS Energy board members at their September 2019 meeting.

Natural Gas and Coal Power Revenues Fuel City’s Budget Wish List

By Brendan Gibbons | September 30, 2019

Sales of power derived from natural gas and coal are funding expansions of the City’s services, officials said.

Gov & Politics
The Conservation Pavilion at Will Smith Zoo School is lined with solar panels.

CPS Energy Proposes Adding New Solar, Batteries, Buying Natural Gas Power

By Brendan Gibbons | July 10, 2019

CPS Energy officials have proposed adding new solar and battery storage to the utility’s portfolio and buying power from an existing natural gas plant.

Water & Energy
The Alamo 5 solar power installation is the largest operating dual-axis solar plant in North America. Photo by Kathryn Boyd-Batstone

CPS Energy Hears from Divided Crowd on Future of Power Generation

By Brendan Gibbons | June 14, 2018

The discussion centered on whether CPS Energy’s 25-year plan is an adequate response to global warming caused by burning fossil fuels.

Gov & Politics
Climate Action SA activists hold a press conference demanding environment protections at City Hall.

SA Climate Coalition Pushes For CPS Energy to Abandon Fossil Fuels

By Brendan Gibbons | June 5, 2018

The groups are calling for an end to fossil fuels in San Antonio’s electricity mix by 2030.

Gov & Politics
A CPS energy power line borders Rancho Sierra and other ranches adjacent.

CPS Energy Board Approves 2018-2019 Budget

By Brendan Gibbons | April 30, 2018

The CPS Energy board on Monday approved a $2.66 billion budget for its current fiscal year, which began in February and will end in January 2019.

Gov & Politics
A car exits CPS Energy’s J.K. Spruce Power Plant at Calaveras Lake.

CPS Energy Unveils $2.66 Billion Budget With No Rate Increases

By Brendan Gibbons | March 26, 2018

At its March board meeting Monday, CPS Energy officials unveiled a $2.66 billion projected budget for the 2019 fiscal year.

Water & Energy
Paula Gold-Williams smart sniffer

CPS Energy’s New Gas-Detecting Car Can Sniff Out Pipeline Leaks

By Brendan Gibbons | March 19, 2018

A car loaded with sensitive instruments will help CPS Energy sniff out leaks in its network of natural gas pipes, utility officials announced Monday.

oil and gas
The Trans-Pecos Pipeline under construction near Alpine Texas.

Bulldozing the Last Texas Frontier

By Daniel Kleifgen | October 19, 2016

“I don’t know what else to do but fight or leave, and I don’t want to leave,” he told me. “Where am I going to go? You can’t run forever. They’re always right around the corner – Industry, industrialization. Industrialization of the Big Bend would be the saddest thing.”

Gov & Politics
CPS Energy employee performs winter weatherization upgrades at one of two Braunig natural gas peaking units. Photo by Vincent McDonald of CPS Energy.

SAWS and CPS Energy Explore New Energy/Water Collaborative

By Doyle Beneby | January 10, 2014

Ensuring adequate future supplies of electricity and water are two of the most pressing issues facing Texas, as strong economic performance and growth propel our state into the future.

CPS Energy
City Attorney Michael Bernard addresses City Council during a session in September. Photo by Iris Dimmick.

City Council Approves CPS Energy Rate Increase

By Iris Dimmick | November 7, 2013

City Council voted 8-2 in favor of CPS Energy’s 4.25% electric and gas rate increase Thursday morning – save for a vote from the now-vacant District 9 seat after Elisa Chan’s departure.

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