Austin Energy has noticed a high demand for energy this month as Texans try to keep cool this summer.
Most Central Texans are trying to beat the heat this summer by staying cool. In the summer months, Austin Energy notices a higher demand for energy.
Several Austin residents told FOX 7 Austin reporter Jessica Rivera, when they opened their electric bill, it was a lot higher than what they're used to. Last year, Austin City Council approved an Austin Energy pass-through rate increase which is $15 a month. And recently, Austin customersThe first rate increase, called a"pass-through" rate, is $15/month that started in November 2022
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