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Restoration Update: 9/4/17, 10 a.m.

At 10:00 am 22,500 Entergy Texas customers were without power.  Since yesterday morning, we restored more than 9,600 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.

Texas Restoration Update: 9/3/17, 6 p.m.

There are currently transmission line outages across the Entergy Texas service territory as well as substations that are still under water, which is causing outages for several thousand customers.  As floodwaters recede and large transmission lines are repaired, estimated times of restoration will become clearer. Please know that we are working as quickly as possible to restore power in areas we can access.  By end of day Sunday, September 3rd, we will provide an update on how long it will take to restore your power.

Texas Restoration Update: 9/3/17, 2 p.m.

There are currently transmission line outages across the Entergy Texas service territory as well as substations that are still under water, which is causing outages for several thousand customers.  As floodwaters recede and large transmission lines are repaired, estimated times of restoration will become clearer. Please know that we are working as quickly as possible to restore power in areas we can access.  By end of day Sunday, September 3rd, we will provide an update on how long it will take to restore your power.

A Message from Entergy Texas President Sallie Rainer

Texas Restoration Update: 9/3/17, 10 a.m.

There are currently transmission line outages across the Entergy Texas service territory as well as substations that are still under water, which is causing outages for several thousand customers.  As floodwaters recede and large transmission lines are repaired, estimated times of restoration will become clearer. Please know that we are working as quickly as possible to restore power in areas we can access.  By end of day Sunday, September 3rd, we will provide an update on how long it will take to restore your power.

Texas Restoration Update: 9/2/17, 5 p.m.

There are currently transmission line outages across the Entergy Texas service territory as well as substations that are still under water, which is causing outages for several thousand customers.  As floodwaters recede and large transmission lines are repaired, estimated times of restoration will become clearer. Please know that we are working as quickly as possible to restore power in areas we can access.  By end of day Sunday, September 3rd, we will provide an update on how long it will take to restore your power.

Texas Restoration Update: 9/2/17, 1:30 p.m.

There are currently transmission line outages across the Entergy Texas service territory as well as 13 substations that are still under water, which is causing outages for several thousand customers.  As floodwaters recede and large transmission lines are repaired, estimated times of restoration will become clearer. Entergy Texas expects to be able to inform customers by Sunday night on how long it will take to restore your power.

Entergy Making Steady Progress at Power Restoration

As floodwaters recede, Entergy Texas, Inc. will be able to access transmission lines and substations that were once under water. This will allow crews to assess the damage to the system and what it will take to restore power to thousands of customers.

Texas Restoration Update: 9/2/17, 10 a.m.

Flooding is significantly impacting Entergy's ability to restore power to customers in some areas, and flooding is expected to continue for several days.  Several substations which distribute electric service to many customers, over large areas are experiencing outages due to flooding. Restoration of these locations is also being hampered as workers are unable to access these areas. Entergy workers will assess damage and begin restoration when flood waters recede and it is safe to do so.

Texas Restoration Update: 9/1/17, 5 p.m.

Flooding is significantly impacting Entergy's ability to restore power to customers in some areas, and flooding is expected to continue for several days.  Several substations which distribute electric service to many customers, over large areas are experiencing outages due to flooding. Restoration of these locations is also being hampered as workers are unable to access these areas. Entergy workers will assess damage and begin restoration when flood waters recede and it is safe to do so.