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CenterPoint Energy names well-respected energy industry executive Jesus Soto, Jr as Chief Operating Officer

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CenterPoint Energy appointed Jesus Soto, Jr. as its new Chief Operating Officer, effective immediately. With a storied career in the energy sector, Soto is expected to enhance the company's operational effectiveness and strategic direction. His deep Texas roots resonate with CenterPoint's commitment to serving the local community. The leadership change comes as the energy sector faces significant challenges and opportunities.

CenterPoint aims to remain competitive and innovative under Soto's guidance. The announcement, made on July 23, 2025, signals a proactive approach to leadership in a dynamic market. Soto's extensive experience will be crucial as the company navigates evolving industry standards. This appointment reflects the company's desire to strengthen its operational capabilities while remaining grounded in its local heritage.

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