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Sumter Electric Coop, Inc: power outages per year

In 2025 the average Sumter Electric Coop, Inc customer was without power for 1.1 hours, close to the Florida average of 1.2 h; down from 16.1 h in 2024. The utility served 264,862 customers in Florida and ranks #7 of 13 large Florida utilities by outage hours.

Hours / customer
1.1h
Without major events
1.1h
Interruptions
1.0
Average outage
1.2h

By year

YearHours (with major events)Hours (without)InterruptionsCustomers
20251.11.11.0264,862
202416.11.21.9252,543
20231.21.11.0240,963
20222.51.41.6231,085
20211.21.21.3222,188
20201.31.21.3216,659

"With major events" includes storm days that utilities may exclude from their own reliability targets; it is what customers actually live through. The gap between the two columns shows how much of the year's outage time came from big storms.

Backup power for Sumter Electric Coop, Inc outages

An average outage here lasted about 1.2 hours in 2025. Size backup for the longest outage you want to ride through, not the average.

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Other large utilities in Florida

Clay Electric Cooperative, Inc - (FL) 3.4 hCity of Tallahassee - (FL) 2.1 hTampa Electric Co 1.9 hWithlacoochee River Elec Coop 1.8 hDuke Energy Florida, LLC 1.4 hGulf Power Co 1.2 hCity of Lakeland - (FL) 1.0 hLee County Electric Coop, Inc - (FL) 1.0 hJEA 0.8 hFlorida Power & Light Co 0.8 hOrlando Utilities Comm 0.6 hGainesville Regional Utilities 0.6 h

FAQ

How many hours a year are Sumter Electric Coop, Inc customers without power?

1.1 hours per customer in 2025 including major event days (1.1 h without them), as Sumter Electric Coop, Inc reported to the U.S. EIA.

How long does a typical Sumter Electric Coop, Inc outage last?

About 1.2 hours on average in 2025 (total outage minutes divided by the number of interruptions). Storms make single events much longer.

Source: U.S. EIA Form 861, Reliability file, 2020–2025. Data snapshot . Utilities ranked nationwide →