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Council delays CenterPoint Energy GRIP rate for 45 days
Summary
Jacksonville council enacted a resolution to delay the effective date proposed by CenterPoint Energy Resources by 45 days; the measure passed unanimously by voice vote.
The Jacksonville City Council voted to enact a resolution delaying the effective date of a proposed GRIP (gas reliability infrastructure program) rate change by CenterPoint Energy Resources for 45 days.
City staff described the resolution as a routine annual action many Texas cities take to delay the incorporation of a utility'proposed GRIP rate into customer bills. The resolution seeks a 45'day postponement of the effective date while the city reviews the proposal.
Councilman Rob Goin moved for enactment of the resolution; Mayor Pro Tem Tim McRae seconded. The council voted by voice with all in favor and no recorded opposition. City staff said the exercise is standard and provides the city time to assess the utility filing and its implications for customers.
