CPS Energy called on another utility for help for first time after August storm
Following a severe storm in August, CPS Energy requested assistance from another utility for the first time to help clear debris and repair power lines in San Antonio.
The storm that swept through San Antonio and left hundreds of thousands of people without power for days last month also marked a first for the city-owned utility. After the storm’s 80-mph winds uprooted trees and broke poles throughout its path, CPS Energy called on another utility for help for the first time as it cleared debris, repaired downed power lines and replaced damaged equipment. The city-owned utility is a member of the American Public Power Association and the Texas Mutual…
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