In an initial filing with state regulators today, Central Maine Power says the costs of restoring its transmission and distribution system after the October windstorm will clearly will rise above $15 million.
The letter says the “devastating” storm caused the greatest number of outages in the company’s history, affecting two-thirds of its customers.
The letter provided no more detail, saying that a full accounting of costs would be filed later this month.
A company spokeswoman declined a request for an interview.