We want our friends and neighbors to weather these upcoming storms safely. If you see a downed power line please don’t touch it and call 911 and report it to PG&E at 1-800-743-5002.
Unmasking energy vampires! @PGE4Me is on a mission to identify and vanquish those sneaky appliances sucking power when not in use. Slay energy waste and say hello to savings! #VanquishEnergyVampires#WattWatchers#EnergyEfficiency
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PG&E is committed to the stand that catastrophic wildfires shall stop. That’s why we use PSPS as a last resort. Undergrounding lines in high fire risk areas reduces fire risk by 98% and avoids PSPS events. Our customers and stakeholders see the value. #safetycomesfirst
As we know, a #PSPS will affect more than 5,000 people across several counties in the #Northstate. KRCR spoke with residents in #Igo and, surprisingly, they say they love that PG&E is taking these safety precautions.
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⚡Today, #CalEnergy joined @California_ISO
& @PGE4Me at @ucdavis🏢to spread the word on how consumers can reduce energy usage💡& lower their bills💵!
In this photo, PG&E's Joe Wilson showed how simple, cost-effective moves 🛠️ can lead to BIG savings.💰
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Listen to Joe Wilson, VP of North Valley & Sierra Region at PG&E, for expert insights and updates on Public Safety Power Shutoffs (#PSPS) and the necessary steps to be taken after de-energization. Stay informed and stay safe.
We may need to turn off power during severe weather to help keep communities safe. We know losing power can be disruptive, and we’ll do our best to share what we know about the weather and our equipment as soon as we can. To find out the latest, visit https://t.co/hGcLakX7up.
At PG&E we are wholeheartedly embracing new technology that helps to mitigate wildfire risk. I had the chance to spend some time in the field with our team and BurnBot, Inc. who demonstrated a remote masticator that can rapidly clear brush to reduce wildfire risk. #safereveryday
PG&E is committed to public safety. This morning I had the privilege of leading the PG&E team as we donated a snocat to Nevada County Search and Rescue. This equipment will be used to save lives. We are grateful for the strong partnership we have with @NevCoSheriff and @NevCoOES
Joe Wilson, regional vice president at @PGE4Me, took the opportunity to present a check to Karen Baker, executive director of @YoloFoodBank, refunding the food bank for the cost of the disaster relief grocery cards.
We're so grateful for our ongoing partnership! ✨
Conditions in #NevadaCounty are tough, intense and relentless. But so are my @PGE4Me coworkers. With more storms on the way, our crews are doing whatever it takes to make sure customers are safe and warm as quickly as possible. #LoveMyCoworkers
Watch: “This system brought in an epic amount of snow.” PG&E crews working with local agencies and through widespread access issues to restore customers in #NevadaCounty.
Access and hazards present delays in the restoration process, but every part of every job needs to be done safely. In this video, a PG&E helicopter drops water on a potential avalanche slide area reducing risk so that PG&E coworkers have safe access. https://t.co/cyEziCw4mx
PG&E crews continue working through challenging conditions in an effort to restore power to customers safely, and as quickly as possible. https://t.co/MkknfZOW9a
PG&E crews continue working through challenging conditions in an effort to restore power to customers safely, and as quickly as possible. Heavy snow continued in the Sierra overnight, with significant accumulations occurring above 2,500 feet. https://t.co/rYsecDvs56
PG&E crews are out in force to assess and restore power after this storm. Damage is extensive. Please be patient as we work to make safe and restore. One photo below is a steel transmission pole that collapsed under heavy load from fallen trees.
Customers experiencing a power outage and are dependent on electricity for medical needs, or an individual with Access and Functional Needs, can call 2-1-1 or visit their website at https://t.co/SOgZVi6Jit for available resources in your area.
As another storm impacts the #SierraNevada, our crews are donning snowshoes, using Snowcats &flying when weather allows to identify damage so power restoration can occur sooner. We're supporting customers through community orgs like food banks to help those with extended outages.
“We know it's been very impactful to our customers . . . we're committed to making sure that we stay here until the job is done and your lights are on.” – Joe Wilson, North Valley and Sierra Region Vice President. https://t.co/mQDefHJx6J