(Reuters) – More than 2.2 million homes and businesses in Texas are without power after Hurricane Beryl ripped through the region, according to data from PowerOutage.us.
Beryl weakened to a tropical depression late Monday and is expected to weaken further on Tuesday to become a post-tropical cyclone.
Based on the damage assessment and initial restoration efforts, CenterPoint Energy (NYSE:) expects to restore service to 1 million affected customers by July 10.
These are the most important disruptions per utility company:
Disruptions in energy companies
CenterPoint Energy 1,816,874
Entergy (NYSE:) 233.831
Texas New Mexico Power 95,266
Sam Houston Electric Cooperative 70169
Oncor 25,690
AEP-Texas 18,396
Central-South Synergy 16,572
San Bernard Electric Cooperative 4,393
Total out of 2,281,191
