- Nalco Energy Services Expands in Sugar Land, Buys 18.5 Acres in Imperial Master-Planned Community [Houston Business Journal]
- Indoor Aquatic Facility To Start Construction at Golf, Wakefield in Oak Forest in Next Few Days [The Leader]
- Heights Starting To Mirror East Downtown with Addition of Lucky’s Near Little Woodrow’s [Eater Houston]
- Piney Point Village Mansion $5.9M Asking Price Gets You All the Furnishings, Including Ken Lay’s Desk [abc13]
- City Says CenterPoint May Be Overcharging 400,000 Gas Customers by More Than $15M a Year [Houston Chronicle]
- 150 People Expected To Take ‘Polar Plunge’ at Galveston’s Stewart Beach This Saturday [Houston Chronicle]
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Thank you, Centerpoint. A lawsuit is likely to uncover rates that are too low–so you will increase them across the board. BUT, even if the rates were, in fact, too high, you will have to increase them because of your costs incurred by said lawsuit. Hmmm, something doesn’t seem right here. IF you did something wrong, why should the customers have to pay twice? I wish I could use this logic in my everyday life.
I like the new Graffitti on the arch of these bridges over 59 N
15million / 400000 ~ $40/year per customer. My god! That’s certainly worth million in lawyers fees.
Centerpoint: I can’t even. In the end, so they can keep their profits, we will eat the costs. I wish they never became the sole provider of NG, and I don’t see how this is legal. From the stupid $50 charge to put gas in my name (literally pushing a button on their end) to questionable utility bills I receive them, I’m fed up.