- CPS Energy serves the San Antonio area.
- Political pressure mounts as Greg Abbott calls for the breakup of the CPS Energy monopoly, while the City Council manages funds whose profits are used for things like Zumba classes.
Abbott proposes legislation to break up the energy sector, challenging the city's funding structure regarding CPS Energy.
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What happened
Abbott proposes legislation to break up the energy sector, challenging the city's funding structure regarding CPS Energy.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Gina Ortiz Jones
Mayor of San Antonio, Texas and former U.S. Air Force under secretary
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Greg Abbott
Governor of Texas since 2015
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CPS Energy
municipal electric utility of San Antonio
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