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Our crews remain in the field completing the final stages of restoration for the remaining 102 customers affected by the severe wind storm.

Endeavour Energy crews have remained deployed in large numbers today, with restoration efforts continuing into this evening following Saturday’s significant storm event. As of this afternoon, 890 customers remain without power.

Endeavour Energy crews remain deployed in large numbers, with all available resources focused on restoring power to the remaining 2,103 customers as quickly and safely as possible.

Endeavour Energy crews have continued make safe and repair works across the network this afternoon and will continue working into the night. We expect to restore power to approximately 90 per cent of customers impacted by Saturday's damaging gale-force winds by 10pm tonight.

Endeavour Energy crews, supported by additional resources from Evoenergy, continue to respond to widespread storm damage and restore power to customers following severe and damaging winds across Western Sydney, the Hawkesbury and the Blue Mountains.

Major repair efforts are underway across the Endeavour Energy network following severe gale-force winds of up to 100 kilometres per hour, which caused power outages to 62,256 customers and resulted in over 250 fault sites, including fallen powerlines and trees impacting the network.

Crews are currently working to make damaged areas safe before restoration work can commence.Endeavour Energy crews are currently working to make damaged areas safe and assess the extent of damage caused by strong winds across the network. With Greater Sydney still under Total Fire Ban conditions, power is unlikely to be restored to most affected customers this evening.

Strong winds are causing widespread power outages across the Endeavour Energy network, with around 50,000 customers currently without power and further outages possible as weather conditions continue. There’s currently over 250 fault sites on the network with the Greater Western Sydney and the Blue Mountains the worst hit areas. Crews are currently working to make damaged areas safe before restoration work can commence.

Endeavour Energy and Engineers Australia today celebrated the start of a three-year partnership to deliver a workplace credentialling partnership that will strengthen the engineering workforce needed to support Australia's energy transition, electrification and infrastructure growth.

Endeavour Energy has strengthened its long‑standing commitment to innovation, welcoming ten global clean‑tech scaleups through the EnergyLab Scaleup Program. This marks the sixth consecutive year of partnership between Endeavour Energy and EnergyLab, accelerate technologies to support the grid of the future.

Community groups, schools and not-for-profit organisations across the Endeavour Energy network area are invited to apply for funding through Endeavour Energy’s Powering Communities Grants Program, with applications now open.

Endeavour Energy welcomes the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO)’s 2026 Integrated System Plan (ISP). The ISP confirms what the distribution network, and its customers, are already proving: that homes and businesses are central to a secure, lower-cost energy future.