Guam continues to make steady progress in recovering from Super Typhoon Sinlaku, with 73% of system load now restored as of 9 a.m. Sunday.

The Guam Power Authority reports 100% of substations are energized, allowing crews to focus on restoring remaining feeders and circuits. So far, 86% of feeders are back online, with 54 out of 63 circuits energized.

Crews are now working to restore power to smaller, isolated outage pockets—areas that may still be without service due to damage to transformers, service lines, or customer connections.

GPA says some customers may see power restored to main lines while additional repairs continue in their neighborhoods. Others may be part of smaller outage clusters requiring more time and targeted repairs.

Residents are reminded to:
• Stay clear of downed power lines
• Use generators safely and never indoors
• Report hazards like low-hanging lines or damaged equipment

Customers with medical needs are urged to seek locations with stable power if possible.

GPA thanks the community for its patience as crews continue restoration efforts across the island. Updates will continue as progress is made.