City of New Braunfels, TX
City of New Braunfels's outage record
Outages at City of New Braunfels are uncommon. Texas customers on this grid saw 0.8 interruptions in the most recent year on file, 58 minutes total - well under the national median. That is 74% less outage time than the Texas state average of 3.7 hours a year.
How long a single City of New Braunfels outage runs
At an average of 73 minutes per outage, most interruptions here end before a fuel generator would even be worth starting up. More on that split in how often versus how long an outage runs.
What this means for buying a generator
Most City of New Braunfels customers keep power almost all year. Serving 60,642 customers here, You probably do not need a generator unless you already have another reason to want one.
The source behind this number
City of New Braunfels filed these numbers itself, as a municipally-owned utility, under EIA Form 861 - a federal reliability report covering its entire Texas territory, serving 60,642 customers here, not a single street or outage. Every other utility in Texas is covered too: see Texas's full record. The full scoring method lives in the methodology guide.