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Entergy explains the reasoning behind rolling outages - Vimarsana News

Entergy explains the reasoning behind rolling outages

Entergy Mississippi describes the factors that lead to rolling outages.

Source: wlbt.com
Evergy's controlled outage leaves some households without power for 7 hours - Vimarsana News

Evergy's controlled outage leaves some households without power for 7 hours

Evergy's controlled outage leaves some households without power for 7 hours Thousands of Evergy users are still without power after controlled outages earlier in the day. and last updated 2021-02-16 20:40:51-05 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The thermostat in Taylor Albritton's Lenexa home showed 48 degrees at 12:22 p.m., almost four hours after her power went out as part of Evergy's controlled outages across the region. "I know [Evergy is] not going to pay for my pipes if they're frozen or pay for any food that goes bad, so we're kind of on our own at this point," Albritton said. The power came ba...

Source: kshb.com
Rolling blackouts: Millions in Texas experiencing power outages, utility companies warn of rolling blackouts - Vimarsana News

Rolling blackouts: Millions in Texas experiencing power outages, utility companies warn of rolling blackouts

The Southwest Power Pool, a group of utilities across 14 states, called for rolling blackouts and power outages because the supply of reserve energy had been exhausted.

Source: 6abc.com
Rolling power outages continue, could last 60 to 90 minutes - Vimarsana News

Rolling power outages continue, could last 60 to 90 minutes

More rolling power outages are underway in Kansas City and the Midwest due to heavy usage of the power grid due to the extreme cold.

Source: kshb.com