PSE&G
Power Outages
Utility companies are reporting multiple power outages due to the storm.
PSE&G Wants To Spend $4 Billion To Make Its Infrastructure More Storm-Resistant
Hurricane Irene, Superstorm Sandy, and last October’s ice storm have clearly demonstrated to PSE&G officials that global warming is a reality.
Storm Leaves Power Outages, Flooding
Police are urging drivers to use caution on the roads because of ponding and flooding in low-lying poor drainage areas.
PSE&G: Full Power Restoration Delayed To Saturday
The president of New Jersey’s largest utility says Wednesday night’s snowstorm delayed power restoration to all of its customers by a day, to Saturday.
Utility Company Expects More Outages Due To Nor’Easter
PSE&G says it expects outages due to the nor’easter to undoubtedly climb once the high winds arrive Wednesday night.
PECO Making Progress Restoring Power For Bucks And Montgomery County Customers
PECO says they have restored power to more than 90-percent of people who lost power during Sandy, but still about 50,000 outages remain.
Electric Utilities Making Slow, Steady Progress in Restoring Power
Many regional utilities are estimating that the last of their customers will be back online by Sunday.
Officials Warn Residents Without Power To Dispose of Potentially Spoiled Foods
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture says you only have about four hours’ grace on stuff in the fridge, but items in the freezer could last longer.
Mandatory Evacuations, Advisories Expand As Hurricane Sandy Bears Down
A mandatory evacuation order has been added for parts of Bensalem, Pa.
Utility Companies Get Approval To Put Power Lines Through National Parks
The National Park Service has given two utilities permission to put power lines through scenic recreation areas popular with Philadelphia area residents, including the Delaware Water Gap.
Scattered Outages Remain After Damaging Storm
PECO spokesman Ben Armstrong said thousands lost power last night, but most of them were back online by the morning.
Thousands In NJ Still Without Power Following Weekend Storm
A little under 80,000 customers are still without power in southern New Jersey as the state continues its cleanup following the violent, windy storms that ravaged the state Friday night into Saturday morning.
Severe Weather Causes Heavy Water Damage
During the storm wicked weather took down trees and flooded streets in parts of Philadelphia.
Boy Scouts From Across The Region Compete For Nuclear Science Merit Badge
More than six dozen boy scouts spent Saturday in the shadow of a nuclear power plant in order to earn a special merit badge.
Camden County Pilot Program To Turn Wastewater Into Heat
The Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority has about 100 miles of pipes bringing sewage to its wastewater treatment plant. Thanks to a $1.3 million grant from PSE&G it will soon be heating that plant using that waste water.
