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CenterPoint details hurricane‑driven resiliency investments and new customer tools
Summary
CenterPoint Energy briefed the Fulshear City Council on June 17 about its post‑hurricane resiliency initiative, describing storm‑hardening actions, undergrounding plans, new automated devices, and customer outage tools the utility said will reduce outage minutes and accelerate restoration.
CenterPoint Energy staff updated the Fulshear City Council on June 17 about company plans to harden and modernize the electrical grid for the greater Houston area, including actions taken after last year’s hurricane and proposed investments through 2029.
Key investments described: CenterPoint said it cleared hazardous vegetation from more than 2,000 miles of lines immediately after the hurricane, installed over 1,000 stronger poles and more than 300 automated devices during an early phase, and undertook a second phase of work that included undergrounding more than 400 miles of lines. The…
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