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CenterPoint Energy CNPThe company said its subsidiary CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric, LLC announced on August 1, 2024 that it is withdrawing both its general rate case application (Docket No. 56211) and its system resiliency plan application (Docket No. 56548) with the PUCT.
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AI summaryThe company said its subsidiary CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric, LLC announced on August 1, 2024 that it is withdrawing both its general rate case application (Docket No. 56211) and its system resiliency plan application (Docket No. 56548) with the PUCT.
The company said it is withdrawing the applications to focus on addressing the effects of Hurricane Beryl and on accelerating preparedness and resiliency efforts for the rest of the storm season. It said both applications were granted abatements in July 2024.
The company said it expects Houston Electric to complete a broader assessment of additional system resiliency opportunities and that it intends to refile a subsequent system resiliency plan.
The company said it announced a Plan of Actions after Hurricane Beryl, covering more than 40 initial actions on electric system resiliency, customer communications and emergency response coordination. It also reaffirmed its previously announced non-GAAP earnings guidance.
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Withdrawal of General Rate Case and System Resiliency Plan Applications
The company said its subsidiary CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric, LLC announced on August 1, 2024 that it is withdrawing both its general rate case application (Docket No. 56211) and its system resiliency plan application (Docket No. 56548) with the PUCT.
Source · Based on the filing body and exhibits
Reasons for Withdrawal and Focus on Hurricane Preparedness
The company said it is withdrawing the applications to focus on addressing the effects of Hurricane Beryl and on accelerating preparedness and resiliency efforts for the rest of the storm season. It said both applications were granted abatements in July 2024.
Source · Based on the filing body and exhibits
Additional Resiliency Assessment and Intent to Refile
The company said it expects Houston Electric to complete a broader assessment of additional system resiliency opportunities and that it intends to refile a subsequent system resiliency plan.
Source · Based on the filing body and exhibits
Plan of Actions With More Than 40 Initial Actions and Reaffirmed Non-GAAP Guidance
The company said it announced a Plan of Actions after Hurricane Beryl, covering more than 40 initial actions on electric system resiliency, customer communications and emergency response coordination. It also reaffirmed its previously announced non-GAAP earnings guidance.
Source · Based on the filing body and exhibits
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