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More than 54,000 without power in East, Southeast Texas as crews respond to storm damage
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September 03, 2026

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Severe storms in East and Southeast Texas have left over 54,000 customers without power, presenting significant operational challenges for utilities, including Oncor Electric Delivery. Meanwhile, competitive electricity rates in Red Oak highlight the evolving dynamics of Texas' retail energy market.

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Severe weather has disrupted power for more than 54,000 customers in East and Southeast Texas, including areas served by Oncor Electric Delivery. Restoration efforts are ongoing, with no timeline yet announced for full recovery. This incident highlights the strain extreme weather places on grid infrastructure, particularly in regions prone to storms. The scale of the outage may prompt further scrutiny of grid resilience measures across Texas.

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Top StoryMore than 54,000 without power in East, Southeast Texas as crews respond to storm damage

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Severe storms have left over 54,000 customers without electricity across East and Southeast Texas. Utilities, including Oncor Electric Delivery, are actively working to restore power, though no specific timeline has been provided. The affected areas are experiencing widespread outages due to storm damage.

This outage follows a series of weather-related disruptions in Texas this year, underscoring the challenges utilities face in maintaining grid reliability during extreme weather events. Oncor's service area includes parts of the impacted region, adding to the operational strain.

Why it matters: The scale of this outage highlights vulnerabilities in Texas' grid infrastructure. Utilities may face increased regulatory pressure to prioritize resilience investments, particularly as extreme weather events become more frequent.

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