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I don't believe you can fully prepare a grid for winds bringing down trees and residential/transmission lines. That's the distinction. The winter outage could h
by infecto 2y ago
I don't believe you can fully prepare a grid for winds bringing down trees and residential/transmission lines. That's the distinction. The winter outage could have been handled better both from preparation and from the crisis management.
- HelloMcFly 2y ago> I don't believe you can fully prepare a grid for winds bringing down trees and residential/transmission lines No, but perhaps you can have better plans for responding to such events, different staffing practices, temporary measures of some sort, etc.
- cdot2 2y agoThat wouldn't affect the number of people who had power outages which is the metric mentioned earlier
- HelloMcFly 2y agoWell the problem was not a temporary loss of power, it's how long their power stayed out.