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ComEd plans temporary ‘nerve centers’ for long outages

Hoping to avoid a repeat of the chaos caused by widespread outages during last summer’s storms, Commonwealth Edison Co. announced Wednesday it will set up temporary communication centers in areas where 20 percent of customers go without power for three hours or more. Each of the 17 centers can be set up within hours, said Continue reading ?
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About 5,400 Southern California Edison customers still without power

United States / Los Angeles : L.A. Now (last year)

Southern California Edison restored power to more than half of the customers affected by storm-related outages, but about 5,400 customers were still without power Sunday morning, authorities said. The outages occurred in areas throu... Read Post

Customers urged to save power, avoid rolling blackouts

United States / Los Angeles : L.A. Now (11 months ago)

Officials from California's grid operator and Southern California Edison will roll out an energy conservation campaign Wednesday, asking customers to save power over the summer in light of the outage at San Onofre nuclear plant and ... Read Post

14,100 Edison customers lose power in storm

United States / Los Angeles : L.A. Now (last year)

Some 14,100 Southern California Edison customers were without power Saturday afternoon because of storm-related outages, officials said. The hardest-hit communities included Adelanto, Cudahy, Cypress, Lake Arrowhead, Malibu, Oxnard ... Read Post


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