Utility workers are some of the first to respond in the wake of any storm, and Entergy’s response to Hurricane Harvey has been no different. The trucks and crews you see on the street are just part of restoration efforts. Behind the scenes, in our offices, out in remote areas and anywhere equipment is located, there’s an army of Entergy employees working to repair damage, replace equipment and implement creative solutions so we can get the lights back on for customers as quickly and safely as possible. With 17 of our substations affected by water, five of which sustained severe damage, we’ve drawn on all of our available resources to execute the complex technical and logistical effort to restore power to Entergy Texas customers.

At 9:00 am just over 14,000 Entergy Texas customers were without power of the 192,000 affected by the storm. Many customers have seen multiple outages that we have restored.  Our workers continue to safely restore power as quickly as possible.

At 10:00 am approximately 16,000 Entergy Texas customers were without power.  Since yesterday morning, power was restored to nearly 5,100 Texas customers of the 192,000 affected by the storm. Many customers have seen multiple outages that we have restored.  Our workers continue to safely restore power as quickly as possible.