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Originally Posted by LTb1ow
My work lost two weeks of time becuase the idiots who coordinate the crews round us have no clue where or what grids do what and we lost prob a few million in revenue due to a bad fuse in one transformer.
Solution to figuring out if a transformer is good, well, energize it up, if it blows, guess its bad!
And thats coming from the prez of JCP&L, one of the guys at work knows him and asked why we lost power. I understand the overwhelming amount of people that need help and the limited resources, but everything I have heard indicates that JCP&L are struggling to do anything short of saying their doing all they can.
:shrugs:
Would have thought they would have plans for this stuff, find problem in this grid, fix problem, turn on grid, move on. Triage it if you want etc. God knows I pay for electric and would be nice if they spent that money on more than just keeping Bear employed :P
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What leads me to believe it's a problem with JCP&L is last year's situation. PSE&G had more that twice the amount of people out of power and still beat JCP&L to 100% restored by a large margin.