California SB559 mandates transparency and communication by electrical corporations during deenergization events to reduce wildfire risk.
California SB559 requires electrical corporations to publish real-time weather data, notify public safety agencies, and maintain communication during deenergization events. Corporations must report annually on their compliance with these requirements, including the number of events, weather data accuracy, and communication efforts. Failure to comply can result in financial penalties. The bill also mandates prioritizing restoration efforts for critical facilities and infrastructure, ensuring safety and timely updates to the public.
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