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🔌⚡😎 Over 600,000 ONCOR customers lost power — some for nearly a week — beginning on May 28, when a gnarly storm blew through Dallas and downed a significant number of trees and power lines. It was the second-worst outage in ONCOR’s 112-year history, a spokesperson told the Observer. But for many long-time Texans, the delayed power restoration was a lot more of the same old.

We’re seeing it now, in Houston, where 35,000 CenterPoint customers remained without power more than a week after Hurricane Beryl blew through town, cutting off the lights for nearly three million households. And we saw it in 2021, when an estimated 70% of ERCOT customers lost electricity for days thanks to an unusually powerful winter storm.

Climate Central, a nonprofit research group that studies climate change and its impacts, recently determined that when it comes to states managing to keep the lights on during extreme weather events, Texas comes in dead last.
https://www.dallasobserver.com

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