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1.4 Million in Sao Paulo Suffer Power Outages After Cyclone

12/12/2025

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On December 11, 2025, Sao Paulo faced power outages affecting more than 1.4 million residents after an extratropical cyclone.
Winds reached 100 km/h, causing damage and the near-simultaneous cancellation of nearly 400 flights.
Enel deployed 1,300 workers to restore power but has not provided a restoration timeline.
Mayor Ricardo Nunes condemned Enel as irresponsible and criticized the utility's crisis management.
Sabesp reported disruptions to water operations caused by the outages.

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Story summary

On December 11, 2025, Sao Paulo faced power outages affecting more than 1.4 million residents after an extratropical cyclone.
Winds reached 100 km/h, causing damage and the near-simultaneous cancellation of nearly 400 flights.
Enel deployed 1,300 workers to restore power but has not provided a restoration timeline.
Mayor Ricardo Nunes condemned Enel as irresponsible and criticized the utility's crisis management.
Sabesp reported disruptions to water operations caused by the outages.