Aaron Ruby

Director of Virginia & Offshore Wind Media for @dominionenergy

[Aaron Ruby @AaronDomEnergy]

A few tips for everyone to prepare: 1) download the @DominionEnergy app to report outages and track restoration, 2) fully charge devices before the storm, and 3) prepare emergency supplies. Most of all, please stay safe!

[Aaron Ruby @AaronDomEnergy]

Nearly 8,000 @DominionEnergy resources, contractors, and support personnel are fully mobilized and prepared to respond to the coming storm in Virginia and northeastern North Carolina. Our crews will work around the clock to restore power as safely and quickly as possible.

[Aaron Ruby @AaronDomEnergy]

We will prioritize power restoration for hospitals, schools, water treatment facilities and other critical community services, as well as areas with the largest number of outages.

[Aaron Ruby @AaronDomEnergy]

@LK2CHAT @DominionEnergy It’s certainly possible. Please send me a DM, and I’m happy to look into it for you. And let me know how things go with this storm.

[Aaron Ruby @AaronDomEnergy]

@DominionEnergy is preparing for potentially significant and widespread power outages from heavy ice and snow across Virginia and northeastern North Carolina beginning Sunday afternoon. This has the potential to be a severe storm and multi-day power restoration effort.

[Aaron Ruby @AaronDomEnergy]

@LK2CHAT @DominionEnergy Great question. People who are served directly by underground lines experience far fewer and shorter outages. However, for major storms, it’s best for everyone to be prepared. Severe storms can knock out mainfeeder lines and cause outages even in undergrounded areas.

[Aaron Ruby @AaronDomEnergy]

Most of all, stay safe out there!

[Aaron Ruby @AaronDomEnergy]

A few tips for customers to prepare: 1) Download the @DominionEnergy mobile app to report outages and check on restoration, 2) Fully charge devices before the storm, and 3) Prepare food, water and emergency supplies.

[Dominion Energy @DominionEnergy]

We won't stop until everyone's lights are back on.

[Aaron Ruby @AaronDomEnergy]

The @DominionEnergy mobile app is the best way to track your restoration time. We are updating estimated restoration times as crews assess damage and begin making repairs at each location.

[Aaron Ruby @AaronDomEnergy]

@DominionEnergy crews are out in force and have restored power to more than 90% of the 280,000 customers impacted by last night’s thunderstorms. Most customers will have their power restored by 11:00 p.m. tonight. Some outages in the hardest hit areas may extend into Saturday.

[Aaron Ruby @AaronDomEnergy]

⚠️For your safety, please stay at least 30 feet away from downed power lines and report them by calling 866-DOM-HELP. Downed power lines may be energized and dangerous.

[Dominion Energy @DominionEnergy]

⚠ If you see downed power lines in your area, stay at least 30 feet away - assume they are energized and dangerous.

Report downed wires to us at 1-866-366-4357 (DOM-HELP). Crews won't stop working until repairs are complete and the lights are back on. 🔗 https://t.co/V2izZUwA98

[Aaron Ruby @AaronDomEnergy]

The @DominionEnergy mobile app is the best way to track your restoration time. Estimated restoration times will be updated as crews assess damage and begin making repairs at each location.

[Aaron Ruby @AaronDomEnergy]

@DominionEnergy crews worked through the night restoring power to 85% of the 283,000 customers impacted by last night’s severe thunderstorms.

[Aaron Ruby @AaronDomEnergy]

For your safety, please stay at least 30 feet away from downed power lines and report them by calling 866-DOM-HELP. Downed power lines may be energized and dangerous.