The shared service area of San Antonio city limits involves CPS Energy and the Texas Department of Transportation.
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Updated Aug 31
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What happened
The shared service area of San Antonio city limits involves CPS Energy and the Texas Department of Transportation.
Who's involved
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Part of
CPS Energy serves the San Antonio area.Also in this story
- Judge Salinas ordered CPS Energy to pay damages regarding a dispute over the enforcement of a natural gas contract.
- Axe H2O is seeking to lease land from CPS Energy, which owns the Barney Davis Power Plant, in the Corpus Christi area.
- Heavy storms caused power outages affecting customers served by CPS Energy in San Antonio.
The entities involved
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CPS Energy
municipal electric utility of San Antonio
Related events
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- Paxton urged the state to pause consideration of new transmission line projects involving CPS Energy, Oncor Electric Delivery, and AEP Texas near Glen Rose.