Featuring a color-coded outage legend, address searchability and weather overlays, the new CenterPoint map offers a depth of customizable options not seen in previous iterations of the company's ...

HOUSTON — CenterPoint Energy’s new outage tracker map went live overnight after their original one went down following the derecho storm in May. This comes after CEO Jason Wells went before ...

CenterPoint’s downed power outage tracker map during Hurricane Beryl forced officials at Houston’s Office of Emergency Management to make their own on the fly, inhibiting how fast they were ...

After May’s derecho, CenterPoint alerted customers that the outage tracker map was not functional. Alyssia Oshodi, director of communications for CenterPoint, told the Chronicle that the company ...

During May's derecho storm, It was more than 24 hours before CenterPoint produced a map that showed which zip codes were still being worked on and when they could expect to see power.

At the height of outages during Beryl, more than 2.26 million CenterPoint customers were without power and CenterPoint consistently failed to provide timely updates about when power would be restored.

The map numbers show 97 outages remain with 454 customers being without power as of Friday at 2:20 p.m. At its peak, more than 60,000 CenterPoint customers were without power.

With the tracker map down, CenterPoint was offering up a page showing the total number of outages, though it didn’t indicate where in the coverage area they were.

"But then it went back out again around 1 p.m. and I reported it." But the outage did not appear listed on CenterPoint's outage map, Mansfield said, nor did outages at several neighboring homes.