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With strong wind gusts expected later today, we're monitoring the forecast and our crews are ready to respond. It's always a good time to make sure you're prepared for severe weather, too. Get storm ready with our tips: eversource.com/residential/o…
As we wrap up restoration, a big thank you to our customers and community partners for weathering the storm with us. Montville Mayor Lenny Bunnell shares what that partnership meant for his community.
One weekend. 185,000+ customers restored. That's teamwork, preparation, and smart tech at work for you. Our crews are focused on the final labor-intensive, complex repairs, and we won't stop working until everyone is back on.
Strong winds, soaked ground, & CT's dense tree canopy created unique restoration challenges over the weekend. The extremely slow-moving storm hit in two major waves, from Friday night into Saturday afternoon & again throughout Sunday.
Hundreds of crews from across the region answered the call for our CT customers over the weekend. Among them were our Supervisor Dave Chamberlin and a team of contractors who traveled from NH to join the effort. Hear from Dave about their overnight work in tough conditions.
We won't rest until every customer is back on. With more than 146,000 of our customers restored since the nor'easter started, our team will continue working through the night and around the clock until the job is done. 💪
When this wild nor'easter picked up strength last night and battered the state again today, our team was up for the challenge. Hear an update from our President of Connecticut Electric Operations Don Scacco on the unique challenges our crews have been working through.
This nor'easter caused major tree damage, and our crews have cleared more than 350 blocked roads to keep our communities safe and moving as power restoration continues.
While our proactive tree work is the best defense against outages and public safety issues in our heavily forested state, our trim zone is much smaller than the area where tall trees can fall onto our overhead power lines.
DYK most power outages are caused by trees that fall from outside our trim zone like you see here? Explore how our proactive Vegetation Management programs are helping reduce outages, and learn about our shared responsibility for managing trees: eversource.com/residential/a…
Step inside our Incident Command Center for an update from our VP of Electric System Operations Chris Colorio. In addition to our 700+ crews working in tough conditions to get your power back on, a massive team of dedicated employees are coordinating the effort behind the scenes.
130,000+ customers back on in nearly 24 hours. That's teamwork and smart tech in action 💪 Explore how the thousands of smart devices we've installed to our electric system are delivering big reliability benefits during storms like this nor'easter: eversource.com/residential/a…
Our crews braved tough conditions overnight to continue getting our customers back on and making our communities safe as the storm battered the state and caused new damage to our electric system.
While the number on our outage map may look like it’s not changing as this slow-moving storm continues to cause new outages, our crews are making great progress restoring our customers as we take on new damage.
As this slow-moving nor’easter continues to bring trees down onto our electric system and across roads throughout the state, our crews are making good progress despite the challenging conditions.
We've restored more than 71,000 of our customers since the storm started, and we'll continue working around the clock assessing new damage, clearing hazards, and getting the power back on for our customers as quickly and safely as possible.
Read more about our restoration efforts and find tips to help you weather the storm safely in our news release: eversource.com/residential/a…
