Submitted by Everlucidd t3_11ahqr6 in pittsburgh
Everlucidd OP t1_j9s4cjs wrote
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My question now is how? I would have assumed an organization like Duquesne wouldnt be experiencing such issues.
EmiliusReturns t1_j9s6y06 wrote
Lol Duquesne Light sucks. A couple years ago I lost power for 3 days in 100 degree weather. That was fun.
n4kmu4y t1_j9s739j wrote
I live in Regent Sq past 7 years and we have outages at least once a year.
jralll234 t1_j9snl5k wrote
It’s windy as shit. I’m guessing a tree came down on it.
ICKSharpshot68 t1_j9t3st7 wrote
Shits old, and the temperature swings probably mean a different load on the grid as people run other appliances. Also with multiple it was probably a chain reaction to some extent.
I don't think they have any way to monitor transformers remotely, which I guess could be the way to be preventative vs. reactive but that costs money and most companies are allergic to spending.
This speculation brought to you by someone who is totally unqualified but taking an educated guess.
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