Not that I'm taking PG&E's side in this, but, I don't see how anyone in CA COULDN'T see this coming 500 miles away
Not that I'm taking PG&E's side in this, but, I don't see how anyone in CA COULDN'T see this coming 500 miles away
After being sued for years for letting aging infrastructure imperil thousands, they have decided to underground more lines and of course, who's going to pay for it? Given the geology of Cali and it's regular weather mood swings I couldn't say if undergrounding is better. They already couldn't maintain trees consistently
After being sued for years for letting aging infrastructure imperil thousands, they have decided to underground more lines and of course, who's going to pay for it?
Given the geology of Cali and it's regular weather mood swings I couldn't say if undergrounding is better. They already couldn't maintain trees consistently
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