Recent News From Summit Utilities

Summit Utilities Arkansas (Summit) is deeply committed to the local community it serves and donated $10,000, along with 100 blankets, to Watershed in Little Rock.

The Arkansas Public Service Commission (APSC) approves a settlement agreement that sets new rates for Summit Utilities Arkansas’s (Summit) customers.

Summit Utilities Arkansas (Summit) files 2024 winter cost of gas rates with the Arkansas Public Service Commission (APSC), and it’s the lowest winter season cost of gas since 2021, bringing welcome relief to Arkansas’ working families.

Summit Utilities (Summit) is reminding customers that October is National Energy Awareness Month, with Energy Efficiency Day observed on October 2nd.

Summit Utilities Arkansas (Summit) is proud to announce it is awarding $50,000 in grants to support 23 non-profit organizations across Arkansas.

Summit Utilities Oklahoma (Summit) is proud to announce it is awarding $20,000 in grant funds to support 11 non-profit organizations across Oklahoma.

Summit Utilities, Inc. (Summit) is pleased to announce that Todd Jacobs is joining the company as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer. Based in Little Rock, Arkansas, Jacobs brings 18 years of energy sector experience to his new role at Summit.

Summit Utilities Oklahoma (Summit) is honored to be named one of the 2024 Best Places to Work in Oklahoma for the third year in a row. This survey, conducted by The Journal Record and Best Companies Group, identifies, recognizes, and honors the best employers in Oklahoma that benefit the industry's economy, workforce, and businesses.

Summit Utilities, Inc., the parent company of Summit Utilities Arkansas and Colorado Natural Gas (CNG), has been recognized with Southern Gas Association’s (SGA) 2024 Emergency Management Award for its outstanding response to recent natural disasters in Arkansas and Colorado. In Arkansas, Summit's swift action following the March 31, 2023, Little Rock tornado secured public safety and the integrity of the gas system. Meanwhile, in Colorado, CNG acted quickly to protect critical infrastructure as forest fires threatened residential areas.

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