Around 11,300 properties were still without power on Thursday afternoon.
The threat of flooding remains high in the south of England as the UK feels the after-effects of the devastating Storm Ciaran.
A spokesperson said: “By working together in very challenging conditions, so far today network operators have reconnected 92% of customers affected by storm-related power cuts. Guernsey locals are no longer being asked to stay indoors, but have been told to take extra precautions when travelling because of the state of the roads.
Met Office meteorologist Aidan McGivern said: “Hopefully the worst of it is now easing at it moves away. A Met Office yellow warning has been issued for south-east England, including Portsmouth and Brighton, for Saturday afternoon and evening, with heavy rain and gusty winds expected to cause travel disruption and possible flooding.
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