Tennessee power outages
Tri-County Electric Membership Corporation Power Outages
Current outages reported by Tri-County Electric Membership Corporation, which serves parts of northern Middle Tennessee and southern Kentucky. Figures come from the utility’s public outage map.
- Source: www.tcemc.org
- Checked every 5 minutes
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Tri-County EMC
Current Tri-County EMC outages
Each row is an outage on the Tri-County EMC map at the time of the reading.
Source updated Oct 1, 10:19 pm ET (9:19 pm CT) ยท Retrieved Oct 1, 10:20 pm ET (9:20 pm CT)
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Customers out now | 0 |
| Customers served | 56,453 |
| Customers affected | 0 |
| Customers restored | 0 |
This map publishes counts only, not a list of individual outages. “Affected” and “restored” are the utility’s own running counts.
Tri-County EMC
About the Tri-County EMC outage map
Area Tri-County EMC serves
Parts of northern Middle Tennessee and southern Kentucky.
Where these figures come from
The utility’s public outage map at www.tcemc.org. Fields the map leaves blank are left blank here.
Reporting a Tri-County EMC outage
Report outages to Tri-County Electric Membership Corporation directly. Tennessee Conditions cannot take outage reports or pass them on.
By town
Weather and outages in Tri-County EMC towns
Town and county pages in the area Tri-County EMC lists as its service area, with outages nearby and the forecast for each.
Tri-County EMC outage questions
Is there a Tri-County EMC power outage right now?
Tri-County EMC had no meters out in its ODIN report as of 10:20 pm ET on Oct 1. A single home outage may not show until it is reported to the utility.
How do I report a Tri-County EMC power outage?
Contact Tri-County Electric Membership Corporation directly or use its outage map at www.tcemc.org. Tennessee Conditions cannot take outage reports.
How often is the Tri-County EMC outage list updated here?
This page reads the Tri-County EMC outage map about every 5 minutes and shows when the reading was taken.
Why does the Tri-County EMC map show something different?
Tri-County EMC updates its map on its own schedule. If the times differ, the utility’s map is the more current of the two.
What area does Tri-County EMC serve?
Parts of northern Middle Tennessee and southern Kentucky.
Why is a Tri-County EMC restoration time blank?
The utility had not posted an estimated restoration time for that outage when the reading was taken. Blank fields are never filled in by this site.
Is this page run by Tri-County EMC?
No. Tennessee Conditions is an independent site and is not affiliated with Tri-County Electric Membership Corporation.
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Serves Memphis and Shelby County.
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Current outagesVolunteer Energy Cooperative
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Current outagesAppalachian Electric Cooperative
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Current outagesSequachee Valley Electric Cooperative
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Current outagesGibson Electric Membership Corporation
Serves parts of 11 counties in West Tennessee and western Kentucky.
Current outagesHolston Electric Cooperative
Serves parts of Hawkins and Hamblen counties.
Current outagesUpper Cumberland EMC
Serves parts of the Upper Cumberland region.
Current outagesWhere the data for the Tri-County EMC outage map comes from
Every reading is credited to its source, with the time it was taken. Corrections and source questions go to the sources page.
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