PG&E building temporary power grid to keep lights on during power safety shutoffs

Representatives from Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) say construction is underway for a temporary microgrid in a part of Magalia.

Reps say once it is turned on, it will provide power to essential places during a power safety shutoff.

This might look like just another megillah construction project but it is more soon it will be a temporary power grid RI Power Credit is turned on places that just make Delia Pines Baptist Church would have remained with the lights on even during a power safety shut off the grid would also power markets first responder stations in nearby Home Bill Eggert has lived here for four years now he's had his share of power shut offs he says his current generator can last up to eat hours but that's not always Enough by trouble and Eggert says he welcomes a temporary power grid the walls are continue his own routine for being prepared