Company in process of completely excavating 19 ash ponds nearest waterways and closing remaining 10 using advanced engineering methods and closure technologies
Donations that Gulf Power employees presented to three veteran-focused organizations from across Northwest Florida today will provide safe housing and life-changing care for military veterans facing homelessness and support families seeking normalcy at Tyndall Air Force Base following Hurricane Michael.
Company in process of completely excavating 19 ash ponds nearest waterways and closing remaining 10 using advanced engineering methods and closure technologies
This is the latest environmental stewardship grant program supporting Southern Company's commitment to conserving at-risk species and improving water quality.
Work continues around the clock as crews repair and rebuild the electric infrastructure in the areas severely affected by Hurricane Michael, bringing the total number of customers restored to more than 70,000 – or more than 50 percent of impacted customers.
Gulf Power announces that more than 95% of customers who can receive power in Panama City Beach east of Highway 79 to the Hathaway Bridge have been restored 18 hours before estimated restoration time.
Gulf Power announces that by midnight, Oct. 24, fourteen days after landfall of Hurricane Michael, 95 percent of all Gulf Power customers who can accept electric service should be restored.