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CenterPoint Energy CNPThe company said Houston Electric completed three core actions of the first phase of its Greater Houston Resiliency Initiative ahead of schedule on August 27. They included installing more than 300 automation devices, installing more than 1,000 stronger poles, and trimming or removing hazardous vegetation from more than 2,000 miles of power lines. Phase one was 1 of GHRI.
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AI summaryThe company said Houston Electric completed three core actions of the first phase of its Greater Houston Resiliency Initiative ahead of schedule on August 27. They included installing more than 300 automation devices, installing more than 1,000 stronger poles, and trimming or removing hazardous vegetation from more than 2,000 miles of power lines. Phase one was 1 of GHRI.
CenterPoint Energy said it proposes about $5 billion in resiliency investment from 2026 to 2028, and that Houston Electric plans to include it in a new system resiliency plan to be filed with the Public Utility Commission of Texas on or before January 31, 2025.
The company proposed forgoing about $110 million in profit tied to storm hardening and temporary emergency generation. It said Houston Electric will absorb about $70 million in incremental storm hardening expenses after Hurricane Beryl, and will not seek about $40 million in anticipated equity profit from 2028 onward.
The company said it will pursue resiliency actions in the second phase, covering 2 phases from September 1 to June 1, 2025, including strengthening grid resiliency, improving customer communications and strengthening local partnerships, and will provide a detailed work plan and schedule by September 30.
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GHRI Phase 1 Core Resiliency Actions Completed
The company said Houston Electric completed three core actions of the first phase of its Greater Houston Resiliency Initiative ahead of schedule on August 27. They included installing more than 300 automation devices, installing more than 1,000 stronger poles, and trimming or removing hazardous vegetation from more than 2,000 miles of power lines. Phase one was 1 of GHRI.
Source · Based on the filing body and exhibits
Proposes About $5 billion in Resiliency Investment, 2026–2028
CenterPoint Energy said it proposes about $5 billion in resiliency investment from 2026 to 2028, and that Houston Electric plans to include it in a new system resiliency plan to be filed with the Public Utility Commission of Texas on or before January 31, 2025.
Source · Based on the filing body and exhibits
Proposes Forgoing About $110 million in Profit
The company proposed forgoing about $110 million in profit tied to storm hardening and temporary emergency generation. It said Houston Electric will absorb about $70 million in incremental storm hardening expenses after Hurricane Beryl, and will not seek about $40 million in anticipated equity profit from 2028 onward.
Source · Based on the filing body and exhibits
GHRI Phase 2 Actions and Timing of Work Plan
The company said it will pursue resiliency actions in the second phase, covering 2 phases from September 1 to June 1, 2025, including strengthening grid resiliency, improving customer communications and strengthening local partnerships, and will provide a detailed work plan and schedule by September 30.
Source · Based on the filing body and exhibits
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