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Replying to @kimmaicutler
People can’t have it both ways with PG&E by complaining that they should have cut off the power last year and then having a fit when they do plan to cut power this year.
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Replying to @mondean @kimmaicutler
The other way is for them to take less profits and fox their problems. Plus we have an example. SDGE went through almost the exact same thing. They kill power during weather too (can we just call it a santa Ana to be clear?) But it's to a lot smaller % of customers.
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Replying to @MarkAselstine @kimmaicutler
You do realize they are in bankruptcy court?
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Replying to @mondean @kimmaicutler
Yeah. I do. Have they always been? Or could they have put money into their own infrastructure in previous years when they weren't?
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Replying to @MarkAselstine @kimmaicutler
What would you suggest that they have done to deal with this type of weather forecast? Please don’t say underground all of their wires without knowing the price tag for that type of project.
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Replying to @mondean @kimmaicutler
I've lived through the aftermath once before. SDGE made some major changes. Can't we expect the same of PGE?
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I'd suggest that they realize, this weather forecast happens every year in October. So they set their transmission grid and the grid itself to deal with it.
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Yeah SD seems like a more competently run utility but I haven’t visited and compared so I can’t say why. Also NorCal has most of the vegetation and forest fires are inherently more deadly and harder to evacuate as opposed to brush fires.
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