Power out for 170,000+ in California as extreme heat stokes wildfires https://t.co/FH6HKz7fIz
— Maria Caspani (@MariaCaspani85) September 8, 2020
REPORT: “.. PG&E customers should expect a doubling of sustained power outages in 15 years and a 4-fold increase in 30 years, according to analysis by National Electric Testing, Research and Applications Center, Georgia Tech
-WSJ
30YEARS! “.. PG&E customers should expect a doubling of sustained power outages in 15 years and a 4-fold increase in 30 years, according to analysis by National Electric Testing, Research and Applications Center, Georgia Tech” #California https://t.co/z94dhB4VwP
— Mike W. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 (@KeepMericaGrt1) September 7, 2020
It has become the new normal in Sonoma County as PG&E punishes us for the fires they caused. @GavinNewsom I would like answers! Once again, power is off and not even a breeze.
— Hornets Nest (@WstCoastech) September 8, 2020
So why is our power out for the past 10+ hrs?? It says due to weather—with no status updates. All the food prolly going bad, with baby, full time work n the bad aur quality, an extended power loss is extremg challenging. Is someone even trying to fix it??? pic.twitter.com/qHyvca7ChG
— Reshmi Krishna (@reshmi9k) September 8, 2020
More #California #Blackouts due to high winds. In 2012, @PGE4Me asked for $5 billion in rate hikes to fix the problem. The state denied (didn't want renewable power to look expensive). See my piece in @FDRLST https://t.co/q9uv5LTLPy @TPPF @Life_Powered_
— Chuck DeVore (@ChuckDeVore) September 8, 2020
WTF @PGE4Me. While sure, kudos on you for the advanced warning, there's been absolutely zero wind in 95667. And I was awakened by all the automatic generators kicking in at 1:28am and have been up since. @CAgovernor make PG&E municipal like @SMUDUpdates which has no such eff-ups pic.twitter.com/JmAqkxgeCH
— cherbonsy (@cherbonsy) September 8, 2020