Another huge thank you to all of our crews who helped restore power to nearly 200,000 customers following back-to-back sever storms this past week! #ThankALineworker

#Houston : As our crews continue their restoration work, they're encountering areas of significant damage such as equipment buried under multiple downed trees, large limbs, heavy debris and fences, as well as entire large trees down. Areas most impacted include parts of Bellaire,…

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In the past 72 hours since Category 2 hurricane-like winds and tornadoes devastated parts of our Greater #Houston service area, nearly 700,000 customers have had their power restored. We still have work to do to restore the remaining customers and we remain on track to be…

While our workers restore power, we're grateful for all the support we receive from local first responders. We're showing our appreciation through acts of kindness such as donating catered boxed lunches to the Rosenberg Fire Dept Dept. Thanks to all who help keep our communities safe.

Nearly 700,000 customers, or 75% of customers who were impacted, have been restored in the 72 hours since Category 2 hurricane-like winds and tornadoes devastated parts of its Greater Houston service area on Thursday. As restoration continues for the approximately 240,000…

More than 900 people are assisting with restoration efforts following Thursday’s severe weather. We expect to have most of our customers restored by the end of the day.

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Entergy Louisiana has restored power to more than 90,000 customers statewide after 80-plus mph winds and a tornado impacted the southern region late Thursday. While many customers will be restored sooner, crews anticipate fully restoring power by tomorrow: enter.gy/6010deM3q

There may not be a fault on your neighbor's line, or there may be an issue with your power that you can't see.

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Restoration efforts are ramping up today following Thursday’s severe weather event. Damage assessment continues while crews make repairs as it is safe to do so. Approximately 2,200 mutual assistance resources have answered the call for help and joined our efforts. We understand…

#Houston : Thursday evening's storms may have damaged your weatherhead. If it’s damaged or torn from your home or building, you’ll need to contact an electrician to make repairs before we can safely restore your power.

While there is still extensive damage to assess, like this scene in NW #Houston , crews continue to make progress. We're mobilizing all of our available resources, as well as mutual assistance resources from nearby utility companies, as we work to quickly and safely restore power.

Yesterday’s destructive winds damaged electric infrastructure throughout our #Houston service area. Here, an employee surveys a toppled transmission tower. This transmission line is affecting approximately 115,000 customers in Northwest Houston. #houwx #hounews

Crews in St. Martin Parish work to replace spans of wire and remove vegetation debris from electrical infrastructure after the second wave of severe storms this week impacted South Louisiana.

📸 : Henderson, Louisiana

Thanks so much for your support Texas-New Mexico Power! Our crews and our customers sincerely appreciate your help with our power restoration efforts.

#Houston : As crews continue to uncover damage and encounter new challenges while making repairs across our electric service area, restoration may take more time than customers typically experience. We appreciate your understanding and patience as our crews continue to work hard…