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The Empire State Building is illuminated behind the Con Edison Power Plant in Manhattan, New York City, New York, U.S., April 22, 2021. REUTERS/Andrew Kelly
The company has responded to scattered outages since the heat wave began on Wednesday, and has restored power to about 2,300 customers, Con Edison said in a release, adding about 35 of its 3.5 million customers were facing disruptions at present.
How to find out what your customers are saying about you
If you know anything about business, then you know that the customer-business relationship is truly a two-way street. To serve people well and drive sales, you can’t just yap at people and operate on your own assumptions. You have to be a listening brand. What does that take?
Being a listening brand first means that you have feedback channels across all touchpoints. These allow you, for example, to understand the difference between how the website is doing compared to your store or service center.
Lost power in this week's storms?
As of 11:30 a.m. on Thursday, Aug. 12, DTE Energy reported 590,638 customers were still without power. Consumers Energy reported 4,973 outages affecting 236,994 people.
Both companies met the Michigan Public Service Commission's threshold for "catastrophic conditions" meaning more than 10% of customers were affected by power outages, according to Matt Helms, public information officer for the MPSC.
Boom... Then Outage Affecting Hundreds of NYSEG Customers in JC
Some residents and businesses in Johnson City had to do without air-conditioning and fans on one of the hottest days of the year.
More than 200 NYSEG customers on the village's North Side lost electric service around 1:30 Thursday afternoon. The heat index was close to 100 degrees at the time.
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Over 17,000 customers without power across western Massachusetts due to storms | WWLP
(WWLP) – Thousands of residents in western Massachusetts are without power and significant damage is being reported as powerful storms move through the region early Thursday evening.
The Massachusetts Emergency Management Outage Map shows over 10,000 customers without power. Easthampton had the most reported outages with over 6,000 customers, followed by Southampton with more than 2,500 customers.
Frank's International Reminds Customers to Prepare for Atlantic Storm Season on Offshore Rigs |
HOUSTON, Aug. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Frank's International N.V. (NYSE: FI) ('Frank's') today reminds customers to prepare for Atlantic storm season on offshore rigs.
Storm season officially began on June 1 and runs through November 30 , which is a season that brings heightened risk for all offshore rig personnel annually.
Power restored for 95% of ComEd customers following storms | WGN-TV
Power has been restored for more than 341,000 ComEd customers impacted by severe thunderstorms that swept through the Chicago region this week.
Around-the-clock power restoration efforts continue after three waves of storms raged through the area. ComEd said about 11,000 customers remain without power. Lake and McHenry counties are currently the most affected, with thousands still in the dark Thursday as of 6:30 p.m.
Power to be restored to We Energies customers by Friday
MILWAUKEE— Power is set to be fully restored by Saturday for all We Energies customers in Wisconsin.
With this week's storms, communities all across the state have been dealing with power outages, including Milwaukee, where neighbors have been without power for two days, hoping for some relief soon.
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