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What customers should know about CenterPoint Energy's latest resiliency plan

By Melissa Enaje

As members of Houston’s CenterPoint executive team appeared in front of the Public Utility Commission of Texas on July 25, details and deadlines for a new resiliency plan were discussed in response to the energy company’s restoration efforts during Hurricane Beryl.

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