SDG&E warns of potential power shutoffs amid wildfire risks
SDG&E reported that up to 64,866 customers could lose power this week in San Diego and Orange counties due to heightened wildfire risks, with the region experiencing the driest start to the rainy season in 174 years. Several school districts announced they would be closed due to high winds and the potential power outages.
Information for California Customers Affected by Planned Public Safety Power Shutoffs
California’s electric utilities have the ability to implement Public Safety Power Shutoffs, which temporarily turn off power to specific areas to reduce the risk of fires caused by electric infrastructure in extreme weather.
The Coachella Valley has so far escaped the power shutoffs but they are in place in nearby areas like San Gorgonio Pass, ...
San Diego Gas & Electric began restoring power Thursday to customers placed under a public safety power shutoff, allaying the ...
SDGE's website indicates as many as 58,000 customers could be without power due to the public safety power shutoff.
Southern California Edison has instituted public safety power shutoffs in the mountains west of Palm Springs as at least four ...
More than 4 million people were left in the dark (and the smoke) on Wednesday as fires raged around Southern California.
Southern California Edison announced potential public safety power shutoffs as early as 6 p.m. Tuesday evening for customers ...
The California Department of Transportation is notifying the public that power companies may conduct Public Safety Power ...
Paradise has perks and sometimes quirks, like being prepared for public safety power shutoffs from San Diego Gas and Electric ...
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