CenterPoint says it plans to restore power to 750K more customers by Sunday

CenterPoint has faced intense scrutiny over its preparation and response to Beryl.

CenterPoint said it expects to have an additional 400,000 customers restored by the end of the day Friday and another 350,000 customers by the end of the day Sunday.

On Wednesday, the company said it had restored power to more than 1 million customers. At its peak, 2.26 million were without power. CenterPoint said its crews are near completion on damage assessment, with more than 8,500 miles of its circuits walked and thousands of miles flown across the Greater Houston area.

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