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CPS Energy

CPS Energy is an energy utility brand offering residential, business, and construction energy products and services.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

CPS Energy presents itself through its official website as an energy provider serving residential, business, and construction customers. Its site organizes offerings around home energy products, savings programs and energy tips, bill estimation, payment and assistance programs, weatherization help, solar, and a Sustainable Tomorrow Energy Plan (STEP). For businesses it offers an energy portal, commercial bill estimation, service requests, demand response, rebates and services, and solar. For construction and renovation it provides step-by-step processes, service applications, and electric service standards.

Products and positioning

  • Sustainable Tomorrow Energy Plan (STEP)

    A program listed on the CPS Energy website under residential and business offerings.

  • Demand Response

    A business offering listed on the CPS Energy website.

  • Solar

    A solar offering listed for residential and business customers on the CPS Energy website.

Controversies

  • 2021

    CPS Energy sues natural-gas suppliers over winter storm prices

    CPS Energy sued at least nine natural-gas suppliers, including BP Energy and Chevron, alleging they charged excessive rates during February's winter storm. The article reports allegations, not a court determination.

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Recent events

  • CPS Energy COO Fred Bonewell resigns[6]

    Reported:

    CPS Energy Chief Operating Officer Fred Bonewell resigned on Friday. The report says his departure followed the disclosure of personnel and spending complaints against him.

    Weekdays and relative dates follow the original report; their exact calendar dates have not been verified.

  • Unconfirmed

    CPS Energy names Cory Kuchinsky CFO[7]

    CPS Energy President & CEO Paula Gold-Williams named Cory Kuchinsky as the utility’s new Chief Financial Officer following Gary Gold’s planned retirement.

  • CPS Energy sues natural-gas suppliers over winter storm prices[5]

    Reported:

    CPS Energy sued at least nine natural-gas suppliers, including BP Energy and Chevron, alleging they charged excessive rates during February's winter storm. The article reports allegations, not a court determination.

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