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APS Repairs Power Lines in Scottsdale Following Storm Damage

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Strong winds caused power poles to fall in Scottsdale, Arizona, leading to widespread outages. At the peak of the event, more than 2,100 customers were without power. APS crews are currently repairing the damage, which includes 14 damaged or knocked-down power poles, and restoration work may continue for several days.

From fox10phoenix.com

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APS is formally regulated by the Arizona Corporation Commission regarding energy standards. Major outages of this nature could trigger regulatory scrutiny concerning grid reliability and infrastructure standards.

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