LP&L

The EUB meeting will be held Tuesday, March 30 at City Council Chambers inside Citizens Tower; 1314 Avenue K in downtown Lubbock

On Monday, February 22nd, Lubbock Power & Light confirmed that customers will not be subject to short-term fluctuations in electric rates like other regions of Texas are dealing with.

It was announced on Friday, February 19th that Lubbock Power & Light was still on track to move from the Southwest Power Pool to ERCOT despite outages related to severe winter weather.

On Wednesday, more than 4,000 LP&L customers lost power due to icy conditions, and Lubbock first responders were called to 86 different car accidents.

Will a smart meter increase or decrease the cost of electricity? The answer will not be a simple one.

Lubbock Power & Light (LP&L) is lowering the electric rate for the second time this summer, resulting in a substantial decrease in overall rates for all customers.

At around 7:03 p.m. Tuesday night, police responded to a major crash on West Loop 289 near 50th Street that left one dead and multiple injured.

According to Lubbock Power and Light's Outage Map, over 4,000 customers were without power starting at around 5 p.m. Friday afternoon in the Arnett Benson neighborhood.

It seems like the only thing people do is complain about LP&L. I want to give them a HUGE shout out for their incredible work.

Smart meters are going to become a reality by 2019 in Lubbock. But are they all they're cracked up to be?

I am not surprised that this happened. I am just concerned what the future holds, not just for the city but for my wallet as well.

By reaching a settlement agreement in principle with Southwestern Public Service, Lubbock Power & Light potentially moves one step closer to leaving the Southwest Power Pool and joining ERCOT