The source reports an active, unplanned power outage in Lake County, California, affecting 481 customers. PGE is identified as the utility, and the stated cause is “PUBLIC SAFETY.”
Illustrative image: This image from Sentinel-1A was acquired over the Lake County in the US state of Oregon on 17 July. Even though the northwestern United States receives plenty of rainfall, the ‘high desert region’ east of the Cascade Mountain Range is fairly dry. Most crops require irrigation, such as the circles visible in this image from a centre pivot irrigation system. Sentinel-1’s radar gathers information in either horizontal or vertical radar pulses, and colours were assigned to the different types. In th — European Space Agency/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0 igo
The outage is reported as active and unplanned, with 311 customers affected. The source lists the cause as “PUBLIC SAFETY” and provides no estimated restoration time.
Illustrative image: MTA New York City Transit crews responded after a manhole fire knocked out power to electrical components along the F & G lines, including signals, late in the afternoon of Wed., July 1, 2015. Personnel brought in portable generators to restore service. Photo: Marc A. Hermann / MTA New York City Transit — Metropolitan Transportation Authority of the State of New York/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0
Illustrative image: Electricity pylons/transmission towers of two high-voltage power lines (left: 230 kV, right/front: 500 kV) east of Moon Lake in Pasco County, Florida — Daniel Oines/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0
The outage is listed as active, affecting 143 customers, with “PUBLIC SAFETY” given as the cause. The source provides coordinates in Placer County, California.
A record reports an active, unplanned electricity outage in Calaveras County affecting 858 customers. It lists PGE as the utility and public safety as the cause.
An active, unplanned outage in Calaveras County, California, affects 262 customers; the listed utility is PGE and the reported cause is “PUBLIC SAFETY.”
The source reports an active, unplanned PGE power outage in Tuolumne County, California, affecting 591 customers. The listed cause is “PUBLIC SAFETY,” and an estimated restoration time is provided.
The source record reports an active, unplanned power outage in Calaveras County, California, affecting 304 customers. It identifies PGE as the utility and “PUBLIC SAFETY” as the cause.
An active, unplanned outage is listed for 438 customers in Amador County, California. The source gives “PUBLIC SAFETY” as the cause but includes no further explanation.
An active, unplanned power outage in Tuolumne County, California, is reported to affect 4,980 customers. The source identifies PGE and gives a restoration estimate.
An active, unplanned power outage in Amador County, California, affects 1,024 customers. The source lists the cause as “PUBLIC SAFETY” and provides an estimated restoration time.
