CenterPoint Energy is actively preparing for potential impacts from Invest 91L, a tropical system projected to affect the Texas coast, with a 90% chance of developing into a tropical storm. The company is securing work sites, preparing crews and equipment, and coordinating with mutual assistance companies to enhance their response capabilities. Senior Vice President Darin Carroll reassured customers of their commitment to improve response after the criticism faced during Hurricane Beryl, which left millions without power. Customers are urged to finalize emergency plans and prepare storm kits with essential supplies. CenterPoint's Greater Houston Resiliency Initiative has already implemented infrastructure improvements, such as stronger poles and automation devices, to bolster resilience against severe weather. The company’s new outage tracker aims to provide better communication during power outages, addressing past concerns.