Given California accounts for such a small portion of electricity sold and a majority of the wildfire risks, how easy would it be for Pacific Corp. to exit its Californian service areas?
Given California accounts for such a small portion of electricity sold and a majority of the wildfire risks, how easy would it be for Pacific Corp. to exit its Californian service areas?
I found the following map of service areas in California. PG&E has adjacent territory and there are a number of scattered utility districts. It seems unlikely that PacifiCorp would be allowed to exit California without, at a minimum, providing some sort of indemnification for past fire liabilities.
Given California accounts for such a small portion of electricity sold and a majority of the wildfire risks, how easy would it be for Pacific Corp. to exit its Californian service areas?
I found the following map of service areas in California. PG&E has adjacent territory and there are a number of scattered utility districts. It seems unlikely that PacifiCorp would be allowed to exit California without, at a minimum, providing some sort of indemnification for past fire liabilities.
https://cecgis-caenergy.opendata.arcgis.com/documents/c69c363cafd64ad2a761afd6f1211442/explore