Telecommunication Services

The Office of Public Utility Counsel (OPUC) serves as a representative for Texas's residential and small commercial consumers in the electric, water, wastewater, and telecommunications industries. Established by the Texas Legislature in 1983, OPUC advocates for consumer interests in utility proceedings before various regulatory bodies. OPUC is committed to providing high-quality legal and technical services, ensuring consumer protection while promoting professionalism and ethical behavior. Additionally, OPUC offers resources and assistance to help consumers navigate utility-related issues and manage their utility costs effectively. Generated from the website

The Oil and Gas Division, a part of the Railroad Commission of Texas, prevents the waste materials of state's natural resources. It regulates the exploration, production and transportation of oil and natural gas in Texas. The division also prevents pollution and protects the correlative rights of various interest owners. The Oil and Gas Division offers field inspection, plugging and testing services. It has more than five district office locations. The division additionally investigates complaints and oil spills. The Oil and Gas Division provides an operator cleanup program. It also offers strategic planning, brine mining and site remediation solutions. The division audits and processes oil and gas production reports.

The Public Utility Commission in Austin, TX, oversees the regulation and management of public utilities within the state, ensuring efficient service delivery and consumer protection. Their validation process is designed to maintain security, requiring users to confirm their identity when accessing certain online services. Generated from the website