CenterPoint Energy - Texas

Hurricane season is here, and preparation starts before the next storm is even on the radar. To help you prepare for hurricanes, extreme weather and emergencies, we’re launching Emergency Preparedness Week. We’ll be highlighting vital preparedness resources, storm safety tips and enhanced communication tools to help you stay safe, prepared and informed. Learn more here: ow.ly/HTj850ZnpNb #EmergencyPreparednessWeek

Thunderstorms continue to move across parts of the Greater Houston area, bringing periods of heavy rain, gusty winds and lightning. Our crews are responding to scattered outages, and we’re closely monitoring weather conditions while maintaining readiness as additional storms remain possible.

Thunderstorms moving across the Greater Houston area have caused isolated and scattered outages. Our crews are actively assessing damage, making repairs and working safely to restore power to affected customers as quickly as possible.

Heavy rain and the potential for localized flooding are in the forecast this week. The safety of our customers and communities remains a top priority. If you encounter standing water, stay clear and never walk or drive through flooded areas where electrical hazards may be hidden from view. If you see a downed power line, assume it is energized, stay at least 35 feet away and call 713-207-2222 to report it immediately.

We're committed to keeping our customers informed about their electric service. For real-time outage updates and estimated restoration times, sign up for Power Alert Service®. Visit CenterPointEnergy.com/ActionCenter to enroll and stay informed.

Thunderstorms producing heavy rain, gusty winds and frequent lightning are moving across the Greater Houston area. Crews are actively assessing damage, making repairs and restoring power safely and as quickly as possible. We continue to monitor the forecast and maintain a readiness posture as additional storm activity remains possible this week.

713 is more than an area code - it's home. From the heart of Houston to the communities across the Greater Houston area, we're privileged to serve our neighbors every day. Through the Greater Houston Resiliency Initiative (GHRI), we're strengthening the electric system, while our natural gas teams continue delivering safe, reliable service across the region. Happy #713Day, Houston.

As active weather continues this week, we encourage customers to stay up to date and view estimated restoration times for their area on CenterPoint’s Outage Tracker, available in English and Spanish, at ow.ly/7Oct50ZcjQk Stay safe and continue checking our social media accounts for updates.

Thunderstorms packing heavy rain, gusty winds and frequent lightning impacted parts of the Greater Houston area this afternoon, causing isolated outages. Our crews are deployed across our system and are actively assessing damage and restoring power safely and as quickly as possible. We will continue working diligently until all affected customers are restored and stand ready to respond as additional storms remain in the forecast this week.

Following thunderstorms across the Greater Houston area, our crews are responding to isolated and scattered outages. We're assessing damage, making repairs and working safely to restore service as quickly as possible.

After thunderstorms moved through the Greater Houston area today, additional storms are forecast this week. Weather impacts are possible and the safety of our customers remains a top priority. If you see a downed power line, assume it is energized and dangerous. Stay at least 35 feet away and report it immediately at 713-207-2222.

We're committed to keeping our customers informed about their electric service. For real-time outage updates and estimated restoration times, sign up for Power Alert Service®. Visit CenterPointEnergy.com/ActionCenter to enroll and stay informed.

Thunderstorms producing heavy rain, gusty winds and frequent lightning are moving across the Greater Houston area. We continue to monitor the forecast, and crews are actively assessing damage, making repairs and restoring power safely and as quickly as po

Innovation in Action: By partnering with Technosylva, we’re leveraging cutting-edge wildfires and flooding risk models to allow us to better plan for and respond to extreme weather. Learn more about all the actions we are taking year-round to prepare for our customers: CenterPointEnergy.com/ActionCenter

With showers and thunderstorms possible across the Greater Houston area over the next several days, we're actively monitoring conditions and committed to keeping customers informed. Sign up for Power Alert Service® to receive real-time updates about your electric service. Learn more and enroll at CenterPointEnergy.com/PowerAlertServ…

Thunderstorms, including gusty winds and localized flooding, are possible across the Greater Houston area over the next several days. We're actively monitoring weather conditions and stand ready to respond if impacts occur. If outages occur, crews will work safely and as quickly as possible to restore power for affected customers. We encourage customers to stay safe and remain weather aware. Visit our storm resource page for safety information and storm preparedness tips: CenterPointEnergy.com/ActionCenter

Storms are possible through the weekend across parts of our service area. We're taking action and responding to isolated outages as they occur, while keeping crews and resources ready to support customers if additional impacts develop.

Following Houston's successful run as a host city for the @FWC26Houston, we want to recognize the more than 50 CenterPoint Energy employees who volunteered their time to help welcome the world to our city. ⚽🌎 Over the past several weeks, our employee volunteers welcomed visitors, supported fan events, assisted at transit hubs and helped create memorable experiences for thousands of fans from around the world. At the same time, our electric and natural gas teams took a series of critical actions to prepare and support the energy systems that deliver reliable, safe and affordable power during major events and every day to the customers and communities we're privileged to serve. Whether serving our communities in the field, behind the scenes or as volunteers, our employees demonstrate what it means to power and support the Greater Houston community we proudly call home. Thank you to everyone who helped make Houston's World Cup experience a success. #Houston2026 #FIFAWorldCup

. @westernwxgroup's network of real-time weather sensors helps support our storm readiness efforts and informs operational decision-making before, during and after severe weather across Greater Houston. Learn how you and your family can get ready for extreme weather: CenterPointEnergy.com/ActionCenter