I was in CA last year with the major wildfires going on. Not there this time, so am curious if this approach worked this year. If yes, I suppose that controlle

I was in CA last year with the major wildfires going on. Not there this time, so am curious if this approach worked this year. If yes, I suppose that controlled, scheduled blackouts is a positive move (not a competent one given that this is CA we are talking about) as it avoids a huge loss of lives, property, forest and avoids a ton of air pollution. (The generators are gonna cause it anyways. :( ) On the flip side, is PG&E using this time to improve infrastructure or should expect it to extend the timeline by another decade in 7-8 years from now?