This dataset provides incident-level records of resolved power outages across the United States, including a short incident identifier, event timestamp, precise latitude and longitude, number of customers affected, and event duration in hours. With coordinate-level detail and temporal stamps, the data support mapping and geographic visualization, spatial queries and proximity analysis, temporal trend assessment, and restoration performance benchmarking. The dataset is suitable for post-event forensic analysis, risk modeling, and operational planning, enabling users to link outages to local infrastructure, weather events, or service territories and to evaluate response and resilience at both granular and aggregate levels.

Key attributes include:

• Short incident identifiers or descriptors for quick reference
• Event timestamps for temporal sequencing and trend analysis
• Precise latitude and longitude for spatial mapping and proximity work
• Counts of customers impacted per incident for impact assessment
• Event duration measured in hours for restoration and performance metrics

Grid operators, utilities analysts, insurers, and planners can use this dataset to analyze outage causes and impacts, benchmark restoration performance, and build spatial-temporal risk and predictive models to improve reliability and response.