Those financials say they increased their net profits from under 900m in 2015 to 1.6B in 2017 (nearly a 10% net profit margin--that's after taxes, depreciation,

Those financials say they increased their net profits from under 900m in 2015 to 1.6B in 2017 (nearly a 10% net profit margin--that's after taxes, depreciation, etc). Don't you think they could use some of that money to perform the maintenance required? Instead they cut it: Operating and maintenance expenses: 2015: 7B 2016: 7.4B 2017: 6.3B It looks like their 700m in extra profits in 2017 came directly out of the maintenance fund. Thanks for the link, but this makes PG&E look even worse... since pg&e caused more fires in 2017 than the previous year, and 2018 is even worse than 2017.. now I really want to see what they spent in 2018.