Check PSE Power Outage Map by Zip Code

Staying informed during a power outage is essential, especially if you live in an area served by Puget Sound Energy (PSE). Whether it's caused by severe weather, equipment issues, or routine maintenance, an outage can disrupt your home or business in an instant. That's where the PSE Power Outage Map comes in. Updated in real time, this interactive tool lets you check the current outage status in your area simply by entering your zip code.

In this guide, we'll walk you through how to use the PSE outage map today, so you can quickly see affected areas, estimated restoration times, and get the information you need to plan ahead. And while knowing the outage details is important, having a reliable backup power source, such as a portable or home battery system from BLUETTI, can help you stay powered until the lights come back on.

Uncovering Puget Sound Energy (PSE) Outage Maps: A Step-by-Step Guide

Puget Sound Energy (PSE) is the largest public utility serving electricity and natural gas in Washington State, including cities like Seattle and Tacoma. PSE is committed to providing reliable energy services to its customers. As such, it has various tools and resources available to help customers stay informed about local outages.

For customers who may be affected by an outage, an outage map can be an invaluable resource. This map allows customers to quickly view the location and scope of outages in their area, as well as estimated restoration times. Outages can be caused by severe weather, equipment failure, or other factors.

How to Access PSE's Outage Map

Before you begin, make sure you have your zip code or location details handy to quickly find outage information in your area.

Step 1: Visit the PSE website

The first step to accessing the PSE outage map is to navigate to their website. You can do so by typing "Puget Sound Energy" into your web browser's search bar and then selecting the appropriate website.

Step 2: Select the "Outage Map" option

Once you have arrived at the PSE homepage, select the "Outage Map" option from the menu. This will take you to the page where you can view the outage map.

Step 3: Zoom in to view the map

On the outage map page, you will be presented with an interactive map. To zoom in to view the map more closely, hover your mouse over the map and use the scroll wheel to zoom in. You can also click and drag to move the map around.

Step 4: Locate your area

Once you have zoomed in to the right level, search for your area to view any potential outages. The map will show you any outages in your area, as well as estimated restoration times.

Step 5: Get more information

If you need more information about a specific outage, you can click on the icon associated with it for more details. This will bring up a sidebar with additional information, such as the estimated time of restoration or the cause of the outage.

By following the steps described above, customers can quickly and easily access PSE's outage map and view any outages that may be affecting them. Being informed about local outages can help customers plan accordingly and minimize disruptions to their lives.

Puget Sound Energy (PSE) Outage Map

Below is the latest snapshot of reported outages across counties served by Puget Sound Energy.

Example Outage Data as of September 20, 2025, 12:00 AM PDT

What is PSE?

Puget Sound Energy (PSE) is a regulated public utility that provides electric operations and services to over 1.1 million customers in Washington State. PSE is the largest utility provider in the State, providing safe, reliable, and affordable energy for homes, businesses, and industries in more than half of the state.

How to Check for a PSE Power Outage

The easiest way to check for a power outage in the PSE Service Area is to use the online outage map tool on the PSE website. Here, you can effortlessly locate any PSE power outages in your area. You can also call the PSE Customer Service Center at 1 (888) 225-5773 to check for any outages.

What is the Cause of Power Outages?

Power outages can be caused by a variety of factors, including severe weather, equipment failure, tree branches contacting power lines, or animals interfering with the power supply. In some cases, power outages can also be caused by human error or even intentional sabotage (which is rare). Regardless of the cause, it is important to remember that PSE is committed to restoring power as quickly and safely as possible.

Where are the Most Power Outages?

The areas most prone to power outages are typically rural and/or heavily wooded areas. These areas are more susceptible to wind and tree damage, which can lead to power outages. Other areas that are more prone to power outages include urban centers where large numbers of people are served by a single power grid.

How Do I Report a Power Outage to PSE?

If you experience a power outage, it is important to contact PSE as soon as possible. You can report an outage by calling the PSE Customer Service Center at 1 (888) 225-5773. You should also report any unsafe conditions, such as downed power lines or sparking equipment, to PSE immediately.

BLUETTI Backup Power Solutions for Every Scenario

Power outages can happen anytime, whether at home, on the road, or off-grid. Having a dependable backup power solution ensures your essential devices stay running until the grid is restored.

BLUETTI AC500 + B300K

The BLUETTI AC500 + B300K is a high-capacity backup system built for serious outages, featuring a 5,000W inverter. It comes with 16 versatile ports, including NEMA 14-50R, TT-30, and L14-30, making it capable of powering heavy-duty appliances like heaters, air conditioners, and refrigerators. It can be tied directly to the grid for 24/7 UPS home backup and recharges in under an hour with 4,500W input from grid or solar sources.

BLUETTI Apex 300

The BLUETTI Apex 300 serves as the core of a modular smart energy ecosystem, compatible with accessories like B300K batteries, hubs, and solar modules for future upgrades. It offers 2,764.8Wh capacity and 3,840W output, expandable up to 58kWh and 11.52kW. Fast charging options include 6,400W solar in just over an hour or 80% AC recharge in 45 minutes, and its durable LiFePO₄ battery offers over 6,000 cycles.

BLUETTI Elite 100 V2

For a compact yet capable option, the BLUETTI Elite 100 V2 delivers 1,024Wh capacity with 1,800W continuous output and less than 10ms UPS switchover for critical devices. It has a 10-year battery life thanks to advanced LiFePO₄ cells and can reach 80% charge in just 45 minutes with TurboBoost AC charging. Weighing just 25 lbs with a 17L design, it's perfect for RV storage or portable use. Dual AC and solar charging allows up to 1,200W combined input, and its 11 output ports can run everything from RV fridges to high-demand devices with 2,700W Power Lifting, all while operating quietly at 30dB.

Final Thoughts

Stay prepared for unexpected outages by checking the PSE Outage Map regularly and considering a BLUETTI backup power solution. No matter the size of your power needs, BLUETTI offers a solution that keeps you running through outages, off-grid adventures, and everything in between. Choosing the right system ensures you're prepared for any situation with reliable, efficient, and long-lasting power at your fingertips.