Southern California Edison Supports Hawaiian Electric Power Restoration in Hawaiʻi Island
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Updated Sep 26
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What happened
Southern California Edison is providing supplemental support to Hawaiian Electric for power restoration in Hawaiʻi Island. This support includes deploying equipment and crews to areas such as Waimea and Hilo. Hawaiian Electric crews have been repairing downed power lines in the island following severe weather, including Hurricane Lala.
Why it matters
The mutual aid effort accelerates the recovery process in Hawaiʻi Island. Utility restoration is critical for allowing businesses and residents to resume normal operations after severe weather events.
Mutual aid was requested between Hawaiian Electric and Southern California Edison for power restoration efforts.
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Hawaii National Guard supported power restoration efforts in Hawaii County alongside county officials.Sub-event
- Coordination discussions regarding recovery efforts involving Kauaʻi Island Utility Cooperative, Hawaiian Electric, and Southern California Edison through the Western Region Group.Sub-event
- Southern California Edison is providing support and deploying equipment in Waimea and Hilo during the hurricane recovery efforts in Hawaiʻi Island.Sub-event
Hawaiian Electric is receiving supplemental support from Southern California Edison for power restoration in Hawaiʻi Island.1 source