Responding to electric emergencies during a pandemic
Comprised of 28 employees, CPS Energy Troubleman team serves as the “First Responders” to any power outage emergency.
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Author: John Moreno
SAFETY COVID-19 SCREENINGS FOR CPS ENERGY WALK-IN CENTERS TO PROTECT CUSTOMERS AND COMMUNITY
Beginning Monday, August 17, 2020 CPS Energy will screen customers for COVID-19 symptoms before they enter any CPS Energy facility as an additional precaution.
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National 811 Day reminds us to be safe when digging
The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have created a new normal: frequently washing hands, wearing masks and social distancing have
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What does it all mean? Learn how to understand your bill
We are learning to acclimate ourselves to a “new normal”. Virtual graduations, birthdays celebrated by car parades, and wearing facemasks
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CPS ENERGY REMINDS CUSTOMERS OF AVAILABLE OPTIONS TO MAKE PAYMENTS WITHOUT VISITING A WALK IN CENTER
San Antonio, Texas – (July 31, 2020) – As Bexar County continues to see an increase in COVID-19 cases, the utility
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CPS ENERGY TO ADD HISTORIC AMOUNT OF RENEWABLE ENERGY TO PORTFOLIO
CPS Energy, the largest municipally owned, fully-integrated electric and gas utility in the United States, is taking a significant step to diversify its generation portfolio and meet the energy demands of one of the fastest growing regions in the country.
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CPS ENERGY PREPARED FOR POSSIBLE SEVERE WEATHER, OUTAGES
CPS Energy is actively monitoring weather conditions to ensure teams are ready should the storm result in power outages within their service territory.
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CPS ENERGY TO CLOSE BRAUNIG AND CALAVERAS LAKES DURING FOURTH OF JULY WEEKEND
UTILITY PROVIDES UPDATE ON NEW POSITIVE COVID-19 EMPLOYEE CASES AND SAFETY MEASURES As a reminder, CPS Energy offices will be
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CPS ENERGY OFFICES CLOSED IN OBSERVANCE OF INDEPENDENCE DAY
CPS Energy’s offices, customer service centers, and call center will be closed on Friday, July 3, in observation of the Fourth of July. Call 210-353-HELP (4357) or 1-800-870-1006 to report electric or natural gas emergencies.
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Essential to the community, planning for new substations not slowed by COVID-19
For the last several months, our community has focused on keeping safe and healthy as COVID-19 hits our area . We have limited our
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