Entergy recently invested in a mobile command center that allows teams to quickly establish an operational footprint in areas impacted by storms. When severe weather hits, the mobile command center serves internal and external support teams to quickly assess and begin restoration planning. The unit is equipped with high-speed internet access, computer workstations, satellite communications systems, a conference table with a screen and ClickShare, monitors on the outside of the unit that can display helpful content, and the same security measures as a company building, providing a safe and efficient space to work and support customers.

Entergy Texas crews continue restoration efforts after heavy thunderstorms, strong winds up to 70 mph, and downed trees caused widespread outages across the service area Wednesday.

Crews have restored power to approximately 82% of customers as of Monday morningnEntergy Texas crews made significant progress overnight, restoring 82% of customers following severe thunderstorms that caused widespread outages and extensive damage to the company’s service area on June 10. 

Entergy Texas crews are working safely to restore power after 70 mph winds and heavy rain caused significant damage to the company’s service area Saturday night.

Entergy Texas crews have restored power to more than 70% of customers impacted by Tuesday’s severe weather.