[MrEldritch]

This kinda sucks, but what else are they supposed to do? It's already been established that any wildfires caused by their equipment will be their fault; cutting off power in case of potential wildfires would seem to be the only logical way to respond to that reality.

[jdashg]

It seems like the right move today, but ideally moving forward we see an investment in infrastructure. (either in more robust transmission or more localized production)

[ncmncm]

There is no trace of wind here, but the power is off anyway. This is not caution, it is simple spite. "Look what you made us do!"