Power Outages

Power outages refer to the loss of electrical power in a particular area, rendering homes, businesses, and public services without electricity. These disruptions can occur due to various reasons, including severe weather conditions, equipment failure, maintenance work, or accidents involving power lines. Power outages can vary in duration, ranging from a few minutes to several days, depending on the cause and the efficiency of the repair efforts. During an outage, essential services such as lighting, heating or cooling, refrigeration, and electronic devices are affected, leading to potential safety hazards and inconvenience. Power outages can be planned, as in the case of maintenance, or unplanned, resulting from unforeseen events. Utility companies often provide updates and estimated restoration times to affected customers to manage expectations and assist with safety and planning during these outages.