SCE&G Crew Members Respond to Customers in Need as Winter Storm Pax Develops

Feb. 12, 2014
SCE&G crews have begun responding to outages across its service territory as a result of Winter Storm Pax.

SCE&G crews have begun responding to outages across its service territory in South Carolina as a result of Winter Storm Pax. As of 10 a.m., there were approximately 25,000 outages across the service territory, but those numbers are changing often as the winter weather continues to set in with ice and winds predicted to increase throughout the day. For up to date outage information and to report an outage visit www.sceg.com/storm.

More than 300 out of state crew members have joined 1,200 SCE&G field personnel to help restore power to customers in need as efficiently and safely as possible. SCE&G also is exploring the availability of additional assistance from out-of-state crews.

Customer service personnel are on site to handle calls and questions from customers throughout the event. Call 1-888-333-4465 to report an outage. You can also report outages by:

  • Mobile device: Report and check the status of your power outage online from your internet-ready mobile device or phone by visiting www.sceg.com/mobile and clicking on 'Outages & Emergencies'.
  • By text: Register for SCE&G’s text option online at www.sceg.com. Simply login to your account and look for the "Activate Text Options” under the "Account Options” feature and then follow the instructions. Once you are registered, if you are experiencing an outage, simply text the word "OUT” to 467234 (gosceg).

Learn more at SCE&G’s storm center: www.sceg.com/storm. The storm center includes additional important safety tips, as well as information about SCE&G’s process for restoring service to customers.

Stay informed – Keeping customers safe and up-to-date with timely information is a top priority. Follow SCE&G on Twitter at @scegnews or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/scegnews for the latest storm-related information and safety tips.

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