Houston pipeline explosion and fire leads to major evacuations
Major evacuations are underway following a pipeline explosion and fire outside Houston. The blaze began around 9:55 a.m. in Deer Park, about 25 miles southwest of Houston. It burned power poles and nearby grass while sending a giant plume of flames and smoke hundreds of feet into the air.
From electric rates to power outages, it seems like we have heard a lot lately about CenterPoint Energy. In this week’s “Ask ...
The nonprofit consumer advocacy group also asked the Public Utility Commission of Texas to order CenterPoint to refund its ...
Houston Mayor John Whitmire challenges CenterPoint Energy over high electric rates amidst a reliability investigation.
Texas-based utility provider CenterPoint Energy has said it will have nearly 3,500 distribution line workers on standby ...
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CenterPoint Energy said it would have almost 3,500 distribution line workers positioned near Houston and ready to restore ...
The utility company said they are urgently planning and preparing in the Gulf, despite weather forecasters' predicting it ...
During a Thursday meeting of Houston City Council's Resilience Committee, CenterPoint promised to take steps to harden its power distribution system in the Greater Houston area — including the ...
Houston Mayor John Whitmire is pushing for action to reduce the electric rates charged by CenterPoint Energy. In a letter the ...
Luckily, for Houston, Francine appears to have shifted eastward, and is projected to make landfall as a Category 1 hurricane ...
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