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.
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The Houston-area electric utility has identified 5,000 additional workers who could come to assist if the storm’s path or ...
With Hurricane Francine's expected landfall today, CenterPoint Energy continues to actively monitor and focus its response ...
Company makes internal and contractor frontline electrical workers available to other impacted utilities in Gulf Coast states ...
Luckily, for Houston, Francine appears to have shifted eastward, and is projected to make landfall as a Category 1 hurricane ...
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