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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
Office of Energy Assurance
ENERGY ASSURANCE DAILY
September 20, 2004
Highlights/Major Developments
Hurricane Update from The Office of Energy Assurance Situation Report
To read Office of Energy Assurance’s (OEA) latest Hurricane Situation Reports click the following link. Some highlights from the latest report are included in this report.
HIGHLIGHTS
• Hurricane Ivan Situation Report #7, as of 4PM September 20, 2004, approximately 501,573 customers in three states are without electricity. The majority of the outages remain in Alabama and Florida. No restoration estimate is yet available for Florida and Alabama outages, but restoration should be essentially completed by midnight 9/24. (See chart below)
• EA continues to monitor Tropical Storm Jeanne, which may impact the U.S. Eastern Seaboard. As of 11:00 AM EDT 9/20 Tropical Storm Jeanne's maximum sustained winds have strengthened to an estimated 65 mph. Jeanne is moving to north-northeast at nearly 7 mph. The center of Jeanne was located about 345 miles east of Great Aboco Island. Jeanne is expected to turn to the northeast over the next 24 hours. An image of the current storm path is available at:
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ELECTRICITY INFORMATION
STATE OUTAGE DATA
|Utility |Customers |Total Customers |% Customers w/o Power from Ivan |
| |w/o Power | | |
|Florida |188,448 |8,877,905 |2% |
|Alabama |277,725 |2,317,229 |12% |
|North Carolina |35,400 |4,315,789 | ................
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