An update to CenterPoint's map allows some customers to zoom into their area to see an estimated restoration date. Meanwhile, the company says crews working on repairs have been getting threats.
Charly EdsittyAn update to CenterPoint's map allows some customers to zoom into their area to see an estimated restoration date. Meanwhile, the company says crews working on repairs have been getting threats.Over 800,000 CenterPoint Energy customers are still without power four days after Hurricane Beryl ripped through southeast Texas.
In a post on social media, the company asked the public to keep distance from the crews and allow them to keep working. In some areas, customers can now zoom in on their neighborhood, click the color that highlights their area, and see an estimated restoration date. Some areas have estimations, while many others do not.In an update on Wednesday evening, CenterPoint said approximately 400,000 customers will be in the dark past Sunday. See the latest restoration data here.
In an update on Thursday evening, CenterPoint said it expects to restore power to 80% of impacted customers by the end of the day on Sunday, July 14.13 Investigates: CenterPoint admits 'clearly more needs to be done'
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