How Centerpoint Is Preparing For Mass Outages During Storm Francine
Texas-based utility provider CenterPoint Energy has said it will have nearly 3,500 distribution line workers on standby around Houston to deal with any power outages caused by Tropical Storm Francine which is due to lash southeastern parts of the state from Tuesday evening.
CenterPoint Energy Preparing for Impacts from Tropical Storm Francine Across Gulf Coast Service Area
CenterPoint Energy continues to actively monitor Tropical Storm Francine and prepare to respond to potential impacts in Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi. The company has been monitoring the weather, coordinating with emergency and agency partners and mobilizing resources across its service area to be prepared to respond to impacts and outages.
CenterPoint Energy provided an update on the company’s preparation efforts in Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi ahead of ...
The National Hurricane Center says a tropical disturbance is likely to become a cyclone that could impact southeast Texas.
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CenterPoint Energy has activated its Emergency Operations Center ahead of what's expected to become Hurricane Francine.
Texas electricity bills are increasing due to a rise in TDU rates, particularly for CenterPoint Energy customers. This ...
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CenterPoint Energy announced they are actively preparing for potential impacts from a tropical system, Invest 91L, which is ...
Luckily, for Houston, Francine appears to have shifted eastward, and is projected to make landfall as a Category 1 hurricane ...
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