Tropical Storm Edouard has prompted Entergy Texas to activate its emergency operations center. Crews have been positioned to respond to the storm, with rotating shifts to provide 24-hour coverage. More than 60 vegetation crews have been deployed to targeted locations to address potential vegetation issues.
The company has also readied two helicopters and its drone fleet for aerial damage assessments, if needed. Entergy Texas is preparing to support its customers in the event of an impact from the storm. Further details on Entergy Texas' preparations and response to Tropical Storm Edouard are available, including information on the company's readiness and resources in place to address potential outages and damage.
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