Hurricane #Ian update as of 3 PM ET:
◾️There are approximately 1.8M customers in Florida without power, including 243k customers in South Carolina and 71k in North Carolina.
◾️As Ian passes, utilities have begun damage assessments and restoration efforts as conditions permit. 1/
◾️There are approximately 1.8M customers in Florida without power, including 243k customers in South Carolina and 71k in North Carolina.
◾️As Ian passes, utilities have begun damage assessments and restoration efforts as conditions permit. 1/
https://twitter.com/DOE_CESER/status/1575968003274944512
◾️Utilities in the impacted area pre-staged crews, equipment, and materials in prior days to prepare for the storm.
◾️Electric industry representatives reported on September 29 that more than 44,000 workers from 32 states are preparing to assist with power restoration. 2/
◾️Electric industry representatives reported on September 29 that more than 44,000 workers from 32 states are preparing to assist with power restoration. 2/
Overall, Florida utilities report that Ian mainly impacted the distribution system, with no significant damage report to transmission assets. energy.gov/ceser/hurrican… 3/
Check back as our @ENERGY emergency response office, @DOE_CESER, will continue sharing situational reports on storm impacts and outages.
Remember, stay safe and take note of these safety tips:
Remember, stay safe and take note of these safety tips:
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