Houston's CenterPoint Energy Under Pressure After Hurricane Beryl
Houston's CenterPoint Energy Under Pressure After Hurricane Beryl

Houston's CenterPoint Energy Under Pressure After Hurricane Beryl

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Houston's power utility, CenterPoint Energy, faces mounting pressure to restore electricity to nearly 1.4 million customers post-Hurricane Beryl, with criticism from city leaders and residents over delays. Despite restoring over 1 million customers, concerns persist as many remain without power, leading to issues like food distribution and safety. The storm, though only a Category 1 hurricane, has caused at least seven U.S. deaths and significant power outages, leaving Houston residents enduring hot and humid conditions. CenterPoint Energy aims to restore additional customers by specific target dates, emphasizing the challenges faced in the aftermath of the storm and the need for better preparation in such scenarios.

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