The subject and question was specifically rolling blackouts and neither of those were rolling blackouts, so no, try again. Of course failures happen, for examp

The subject and question was specifically rolling blackouts and neither of those were rolling blackouts, so no, try again. Of course failures happen, for example when I was living in Mountain View we had a blackout because a squirrel committed suicide by chewing through a high voltage cable. Or when I was living in Detroit, we were without power and heating for 3 days due to an ice storm. It was a pretty large (and long) outage, and we had freezing temperatures inside the house. Generators were sold out for 500 miles. Ahh found it: 1985, 370K customers affected https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1985_in_Michigan https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1985_in_Michigan Rolling blackouts are planned power outages because of insufficient capacity. And note that these rolling blackouts are happening again and again.