As the winter heating season concludes and Indiana’s winter moratorium on utility disconnections ends on March 15, ...

The National Weather Service has issued a fire weather watch in effect across large portions of Texas, with potential for critical fire weather conditions forecasted to continue through Saturday ...

If the rate hike is approved, residential customers would see an additional $2.88 on their monthly bills, while large-volume ...

CenterPoint Energy Inc. CNP, with its rising earnings estimates, strategic investments, robust ROE, better solvency and ...

Indiana’s program which helps many customers to keep the heat on during the winter months is soon coming to an end. The ...

EVANSVILLE — CenterPoint Energy is working on its plan on how it ... mean an obligation to ensure "all customers can afford the bill." The IURC approved a rate hike for customers that will ...

The company states: “As part of a commitment to help meet the State of Texas’ immediate energy needs, CenterPoint Energy (CNP) welcomed today’s approval by the Electric Reliability Council ...

The Electric Reliability Council of Texas’ board has agreed to finalize the proposal by Houston-based CenterPoint Energy Inc. (NYSE: CNP) to send its controversial mobile generators to San Antonio.

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All Texans connected to the state grid will now pay for the generators rather than just CenterPoint customers. Audio recording is automated for accessibility. Humans wrote and edited the story.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - As spring approaches, CenterPoint Energy officials are urging customers, contractors and workers in southwestern Indiana to prioritize safety near power lines.

For head coach Bill Self, the energy his staff brought was a key piece of that puzzle. After the win, Self broke down that energy from his assistant coaches, explaining that it goes back to the first ...