CPS Energy nominates Frank Almaraz as president and CEO of city-owned utility
CPS Energy has named Frank Almaraz as its permanent president and CEO. Almaraz, who previously served as the utility's chief operating officer, has been leading the organization on an interim basis since June.
Frank Almaraz has been nominated to take the helm of CPS Energy on a permanent basis. Almaraz stepped up as interim CEO and president in early June to fill the gap left by Rudy Garza’s exit. Almaraz has worked in various roles at the city-owned utility, most recently as its chief operating officer, in charge of overseeing the electric and natural gas energy supply. The city-owned utility has now entered a 30-day negotiation period with Almaraz. It is aiming to vote on a contract at its October…
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