Christopher Foster
Executive VP & CFO at CenterPoint Energy
With the majority of costs accounted for, we are now able to refine our estimate to the low end of the previously disclosed $1,600,000,000 to $1,800,000,000 range as we now estimate costs for both storms to total $1,600,000,000 We intend to make our filing for cost determination in connection with the securitization for the May storm costs in the coming weeks and storm restoration costs associated with Hurricane Beryl in the first half of next year. I'll now turn to our capital investment targets for 2025 and beyond. For 2025, we are targeting to invest $4,900,000,000 across various jurisdictions for the benefit of our customers and communities. Looking to the remaining 5 years of our original 10 year capital investment plan that runs through 2,030, we are now targeting to deploy approximately $26,000,000,000 of capital, of which $21,000,000,000 is anticipated to be in the state of Texas. This brings our tenured total capital investment plan up to $47,000,000,000 This $47,000,000,000 is a $2,500,000,000 increase from our previously stated $44,500,000,000 Our incremental investment is expected to all be deployed in our Houston Electric service territory and will be reflected in our upcoming system resiliency plan that we have committed to filing by January 31, 2025.