EL PASO, Texas — El Paso’s City Council on Monday approved actions on several El Paso Electric filings as it reviews proposals that could affect utility costs.
The council is examining proposals that could shape future utility expenses for residents and businesses. Members said the review will help the city prepare for changes ahead.
Monday, the council approved the action on multiple active El Paso Electric filings. The moves set up the city to take a closer look at the utility’s plans.
The city said the action allows it to understand issues shaping future infrastructure decisions and protect taxpayers.
The council authorized action on EPE’s proposed high-load
City leaders said they will keep studying the filings and the issues raised. Their work will guide future decisions about infrastructure and costs for ratepayers.
