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San Antonio storm power outage response

Overview

Following severe storms in late August, CPS Energy worked to restore power to San Antonio residents. At the peak of the outages, approximately 111,000 customers were without electricity. By the following Monday, outages had decreased to roughly 2,000, with restoration expected to be complete by Tuesday night. Interim CEO Frank Almaraz attributed delays in the final repairs to difficult conditions caused by debris and fallen trees.

In the aftermath, members of the San Antonio City Council have demanded meetings with CPS Energy officials to review the utility’s response timeline and decision-making process. The council seeks to improve the city’s energy resilience following the event that left thousands without power for several days.

Entities

CPS Energy · San Antonio · Maria Villagomez · San Antonio City Council · Jesse Salame Jr.

Timeline

  1. 4 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    CPS Energy expands solar access and faces scrutiny over storm outages

    San Antonio's CPS Energy is expanding community solar access for renters and shaded homes while facing calls from City Council for a formal review of its response to recent major storm-related power outages.

  2. 12 days ago

    [INTERNATIONAL] 3 sources
    San Antonio power restoration expected by Tuesday following severe storms

    CPS Energy aims to restore power to all San Antonio customers by Tuesday night following severe storms that caused over 111,000 outages and significant infrastructure damage.

Sources

sacurrent.com · sanantonioreport.org · tdworld.com · thecooldown.com