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PG&E Implements Power Shutoffs in San Luis Obispo County Amid Wildfire Risk

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 20
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Pacific Gas and Electric Company executed Public Safety Power Shutoffs in San Luis Obispo County due to dry and windy conditions that increased wildfire risk. The utility shut off power to more than 8,000 customers, forcing local businesses in Nipomo to close for two days and lose sales. PG&E stated that decisions to shut off power are based on real-time wildfire conditions, including wind speeds and humidity levels.

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While customers are not charged for electricity they cannot use during a Public Safety Power Shutoff, the event demonstrates a direct operational risk for local businesses. Forced closures due to utility action can result in significant revenue loss for commercial operations.

Pacific Gas and Electric Company has warned of potential power shutoffs in areas including Monterey, San Luis Obispo, and Santa Barbara.

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