New Jersey Sandy Restoration Largest in U.S. History

摘要

Superstorm sandy, a post-tropical cyclone, closely followed by a wicked nor'easter, left more than 1.7 million Public Service Electric and Gas (PSE&G) customers without power. These outages represented two-thirds of New Jersey's entire population. In a two-week period, the utility restored power to more customers than in any other storm in the state's history and in the history of any U.S. utility.