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That cost is excluding grid stability and transmission costs. From what I’ve understood PG&E’s largest problem is the massive payouts and infrastructure upgrad
by ViewTrick1002 2y ago
That cost is excluding grid stability and transmission costs.
From what I’ve understood PG&E’s largest problem is the massive payouts and infrastructure upgrades needed from the wildfires, not the cost of the electricity itself.
- RF_Savage 2y agoAin't that a direct result of them not investing in their infra for decades and all that technical debt catching up to them?