State outage reports

Power outage duration by state.

These reports turn the EIA’s latest full-year distribution-reliability table into state-level outage duration, frequency, restoration-time and major-event comparisons. We currently publish only the states where the data or search market justifies a dedicated report.

SC · EIA 2024

South Carolina Power Outage Report

52.3 hours of all-event SAIDI, 2.37 sustained interruptions/customer, and 117.8 minutes of SAIDI without major events.

ME · EIA 2024

Maine Power Outage Report

29.1 hours of all-event SAIDI, 3.64 sustained interruptions/customer, and 274.0 minutes of SAIDI without major events.

NC · EIA 2024

North Carolina Power Outage Report

24.0 hours of all-event SAIDI, 1.81 sustained interruptions/customer, and 141.4 minutes of SAIDI without major events.

FL · EIA 2024

Florida Power Outage Report

22.0 hours of all-event SAIDI, 1.77 sustained interruptions/customer, and 66.4 minutes of SAIDI without major events.

TX · EIA 2024

Texas Power Outage Report

21.2 hours of all-event SAIDI, 2.11 sustained interruptions/customer, and 129.4 minutes of SAIDI without major events.

GA · EIA 2024

Georgia Power Outage Report

20.5 hours of all-event SAIDI, 2.12 sustained interruptions/customer, and 212.3 minutes of SAIDI without major events.

WV · EIA 2024

West Virginia Power Outage Report

19.4 hours of all-event SAIDI, 2.83 sustained interruptions/customer, and 486.1 minutes of SAIDI without major events.

NH · EIA 2024

New Hampshire Power Outage Report

15.4 hours of all-event SAIDI, 2.02 sustained interruptions/customer, and 132.3 minutes of SAIDI without major events.

LA · EIA 2024

Louisiana Power Outage Report

12.1 hours of all-event SAIDI, 2.72 sustained interruptions/customer, and 206.0 minutes of SAIDI without major events.

CA · EIA 2024

California Power Outage Report

4.7 hours of all-event SAIDI, 1.34 sustained interruptions/customer, and 158.2 minutes of SAIDI without major events.

Why only selected states?

Publishing a separate page for every jurisdiction would add many low-value variants. We prioritize states with unusually high outage duration, clear major-event differences, or large backup-power search markets, then expand only when the data supports a useful state-specific analysis.

Compare all 51 jurisdictions

The State Power Outage Reliability Explorer includes every state plus the District of Columbia. The U.S. Power Outage Reliability Index contains the full ranking, methodology and downloadable CSV.