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Southern California Edison issues PSPS warnings amid high winds and heat

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Southern California Edison warned that tens of thousands of residents in Southern California were at risk of a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) due to high temperatures and strong Santa Ana winds. The utility stated that PSPS was under consideration or in effect in Los Angeles County, Ventura County, and Santa Barbara County.

From nbclosangeles.com

Why it matters

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The utility is implementing shutoffs out of caution due to elevated wildfire risks in the region. This action increases operational costs and risk management for Southern California Edison and disrupts power supply to affected customers.

From nbclosangeles.com

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  • Southern California Edison could face increased operational costs and risk management due to the implementation of PSPS.

  • Businesses and residents in Los Angeles County might face operational disruption and potential revenue loss due to PSPS warnings.

  • Ventura CountySpeculative

    Businesses and residents in Ventura County might face operational disruption and potential revenue loss due to PSPS warnings.

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