#HurstFire #SoCalEdison #California
From AP.com: Utility says its equipment likely started a small blaze that erupted during January's LA firestorm
The power was out for 3 nights and came back on. It was because SoCal Edison is getting sued for ~allegedly~ being the cause of the Eaton Fire in AltaDena, California. The Pacific Palisades is also not Los Angeles for those watching outside of California news.
No power at our house from about 2pm Christmas Eve till an expected fix time of 2pm on 12/26. The generator will run 6 hours or so on a full tank, so to the gas station, if we can find one with power to fill up our small jug of gas. #losangeles #socaledison
(Very) High Wind...
And Momentary Power Outage in
Santa Barbara CA
Oh my god, what happened to tiered energy prices in SoCal? We were 9% under consumption from the same time last year but our bill this year is 2x what it was last year! $0.33/kWh then $0.43 after 309kWh!
The last few months seemed high but I chalked it up to us being bad with electricity (somehow, despite this being historically cheaper times for us.) Something must have changed January 1st but of course SoCal Edison communicated none of that to us.
I opted out of Time Of Use plans about a year ago when there was the campaign to move everyone to them. But SoCal Edison's estimator said our bill would go UP on any of them so it made sense at the time to stick with the tiered plan. I guess it's time to switch to a TOU plan now 
From Reuters via aol.com: US sues Southern California Edison over 2020 California wildfire
#BobcatFire #California #SoCalEdison
https://www.aol.com/news/us-sues-southern-california-edison-205052714.html
it is just raining and I lost my power again. Last 6 years I had 6 different outage on 3 different locations. #SoCalEdison availability is almost 99.8. I am not expect to have backup power lines for each houses but it would be great to have at least 99.95 availability. #outage #power
