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Controlled electrical outages among topics on Pierre City Commission agenda tonight

The Pierre City Commission meets today (July 18, 2023) at 5:30pm at City Hall. Among the items on their agenda...

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Energy officials offer tips for saving money on home heating cost

Energy officials offer tips for saving money on home heating cost
Energy officials offer tips for saving money on home heating cost
and last updated 2021-02-17 19:29:27-05
KANSAS CITY, Mo. â Many people are using more energy due to the fact it's very cold outside. Using more energy means their utility bills will go up.
"What has happened the past couple of days will ultimately effect customers prices," Evergy Media Relations Manager Gina Penzig said.
Recent
controlled outages and freezing cold temperatures are making people wonder, what will happen to their monthly utility bill this winter?
"Your bill month to month is affected by how much energy you use. Naturally, when it gets really cold like this, even if you are doing your part and you are safely conserving, your usage is probably higher than it was last month," Penzig said.

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Thousands still without power despite a reduction in controlled outages

Area electricity provider Oncor said Thursday it restored power to thousands of customers in the Killeen area since Wednesday, but thousands more remain without power.

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Evergy 'on standby' to resume controlled outages

Evergy is "on standby" to resume controlled power outages in the Kansas City metro, according to a company spokesperson.

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Controlled outages possible again tonight, tomorrow in Kansas City area

More controlled outages could be possible in the Kansas City area Tuesday night or Wednesday, regional power officials said.

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Southwest Power Pool says more outages not planned

As of Wednesday afternoon, the Southwest Power Pool had returned to a Level One alert for its 14-state region and no controlled outages are planned.

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SWEPCO begins rotating controlled outages in the ArkLaTex

SWEPCO, other utility companies put emergency controlled outages in the ArkLaTex into effect again
SWEPCO crews prepare ahead of major ice storm; controlled emergency blackouts could happen again
By Kaitlyn Gibson and Curtis Heyen | February 15, 2021 at 12:38 PM CST - Updated February 16 at 9:57 PM
SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) — Cleco Power began periodic power outages on the evening of Tuesday, Feb. 16. They say extremely cold temperatures are causing an increase in demand for power which is resulting in an overload of the power grid.
“While our crews worked to prepare for this storm, a loss of generation combined with the peak load due to record-low temperatures have caused a strain on the power grid system. In an effort to prevent damage or lengthy power outages, Cleco was instructed by MISO to begin forced power outages,” said Terry Whitmore, vice president of transmission services. “Depending on conditions, individual customers could experience multiple outages each lasting less than an hour until we receive notification from MISO that this is no longer necessary to protect the electric grid system.”

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