Entergy Texas

09/05/2026

Thank you to our communities for your patience this week as we’ve made repairs and worked to restore power following Tropical Storm Edouard. 🌧

Nearly all customers are back on now, and fewer than 800 remain without service as we continue working through the hardest‑hit areas. At the peak, about 80,000 customers were affected. We appreciate your support as we push toward full restoration tonight. 💡

For more details on our restoration efforts, read our full update here: https://www.entergy.com/stormcenter/entergy-texas-crews-near-the-end-of-tropical-storm-edouard-restoration

09/04/2026

Customers whose neighborhoods have been restored but remain without power may have damage to electrical equipment attached to their home or business. 🏠

If you have storm damage, you must have a qualified electrician repair the damaged equipment belonging to you before we can restore your power.

Here’s what you need to know about the equipment that serves your home: http://enter.gy/6182BGBfWo

09/04/2026

Restoration teams are safely working as quickly as possible until every customer is restored. 💪

As inclement weather continues to impact areas of Southeast Texas, remember to use caution near electrical equipment and flooded areas. More tips: http://enter.gy/6183BGBUTN

Take a look at our Entergy Texas crews, who worked throughout the night to continue turning the lights on for our customers. ❤️👇

09/04/2026

We've restored power to more than 90% of customers impacted by Edouard. As of this morning, approximately 6,000 customers remain without power.

Our crews have been hard at work and remain steadfast in achieving full restoration.🤝

Read more: https://www.entergy.com/stormcenter/entergy-texas-tropical-storm-edouard-update-9-4-2026-9-a-m

09/04/2026

For customers in the Silsbee area who are waiting for power to be restored, our crews are working safely throughout the night to make progress and get you back online as soon as possible.

Damage assessments found fallen poles and downed wires, along with damaged crossarms and transformers. Even with weather delays and challenging access to some areas, our frontlines are determined to get you back up and running.

We know being without power is difficult, and we truly appreciate your understanding as we continue to make repairs.

09/03/2026

Outage totals may fluctuate as crews isolate damaged portions of the system to safely complete repairs or as saturated trees and limbs fall onto electrical equipment. This does not mean restoration work has stopped. We still expect to have more than 90% of impacted customers restored by the end of today.

09/03/2026

Unfortunately, severe weather is still moving through parts of our area, which is slowing progress in some communities. As soon as conditions are safe, our crews will be right back out there working to turn the lights back on. Restoration work continues wherever conditions allow.

More than 2,000 workers, including lineworkers, vegetation crews, damage assessors and support personnel, will continue working around the clock until every customer who can safely receive power is restored.

09/03/2026

We've restored power to more than 70% of customers impacted by Edouard and expect to reach 90% restored by the end of the day.

More than 2,000 restoration works continue safely working as quickly as possible to restore all remaining outages across Southeast Texas. 💪

Read more: http://enter.gy/6186B1hsin

09/03/2026

We’ve brought in extra support from Louisiana, Arkansas, and CenterPoint to help speed up restoration. Our CEO, Eliecer Viamontes, visited crews in Beaumont to thank them and reinforce the importance of safety as they work to turn the lights back on for our communities.

09/03/2026