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CenterPoint Energy has taken steps to prepare for potential weather impacts. The company activated its Emergency Operations Center on Monday morning. This move is in response to Invest 97L, which is currently in the Gulf.
The activation of the Emergency Operations Center indicates that CenterPoint Energy is gearing up to respond to possible effects from the weather system. Further information about CenterPoint Energy's preparations and response to Invest 97L can be found through the source.
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