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Entergy Louisiana Hurricane Ida Update – 9/10/21 @ 11 a.m.
09/10/2021
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Entergy System Hurricane Ida Update – 9/10/21 @ 8:15 a.m.
09/10/2021
Our workforce has restored more than 80% or 781,000 of the 948,000 total customers who lost power due to Hurricane Ida, twelve days after the storm.
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Entergy New Orleans Hurricane Ida Update – 9/9/21 @ 5:30 p.m.
09/09/2021
Entergy New Orleans has restored power to 98% of customers. We anticipate the remaining 4,000 customers who remain without power to have it restored by late evening Sept. 10 if they are able to receive it.
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Hurricane Ida Daily News Conference – 9/9/21
09/09/2021
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Crews Relocate Poles, Lines from Wetlands for Shorter, More Safe Restoration Process
09/09/2021
Crews have been able to rebuild our system in a new, more dry location and power restoration estimates for customers who can receive it has been updated to today, Sept. 9.
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Entergy New Orleans Hurricane Ida Update – 9/9/21 @ 11 a.m.
09/09/2021
Entergy New Orleans has restored power to 98% of customers. We anticipate the remaining 4,000 customers who remain without power to have it restored by late evening Sept. 10 if they are able to receive it.
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Entergy System Hurricane Ida Update – 9/9/21 @ 10:15 a.m.
09/09/2021
In 11 days, our workforce has restored nearly 80% or 728,000 of the 948,000 total customers who lost power.
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Entergy Louisiana Hurricane Ida Update – 9/9/21 @ 8 a.m.
09/09/2021
Crews continue to make significant progress restoring power following Hurricane Ida. Statewide, 692,000 of the 902,000 customers who lost power due to Hurricane Ida are back on.
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Entergy New Orleans Hurricane Ida Update – 9/8/21 @ 8 p.m.
09/08/2021
We anticipate the vast majority of customers in New Orleans Parish who can safely accept power will be restored by late evening Sept. 8. While power restoration continues, customers may see that their neighbors have power restored before they do. That could mean that each customer is served by two different parts of the electric grid.
