We had a power outage in the neighborhood from 7AM to 2PM, they brought in a 820kW generator truck to provide power while they fix the issue.
MyNameIsOnlyDaniel on
That sounds amazing and very loud at the same time 😁
JoseyWales076 on
Very nice of them. Your town has it together by the looks.
Reemixt on
How was air quality today?
bigboy1987fun on
Nice PG&E just says hey we’re working on it so don’t stress.
Big_Z_Beeblebrox on
Generators-On-A-Truck are the absolute GOAT of emergency power
AnnoyedVelociraptor on
I’ll have to talk to my friend. He works on software that controls when wind turbines shut down so systems don’t get overloaded. Maybe he wrote a bug.
StandardDeluxe3000 on
and i guess they are not doing this because of you and some other neigbour. guess there is something important that really needs that power.
mypcrepairguy on
Undercover Datacenter…
umutakmak on
First world country moment. That’s really cool.
green_link on
You would never see this in the US. That costs too much investor money for the power companies to even think about the customer in the event of a power outage
Tart0p0mme on
C’était où ?
doogybot on
I’m guessing in Europe somewhere? This is definitely not standard procedure where I’m from in Canada. Unless it’s for industrial applications
henryeaterofpies on
Time to partner with nintendo and brand that bad boy with a Pikachu on the side and make it a mobile pokestop
Mr-Safety on
I hope that guy at the window owns a carbon monoxide detector. The generator exhaust is really close.
hashkent on
We’ve had scheduled power outages in my suburb before. Had diesel generators dropped and hooked up for 2-3 days with a dude sitting in a car 24/7 to watch it. The smells not great but I’d prefer that over no power in summer.
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We had a power outage in the neighborhood from 7AM to 2PM, they brought in a 820kW generator truck to provide power while they fix the issue.
That sounds amazing and very loud at the same time 😁
Very nice of them. Your town has it together by the looks.
How was air quality today?
Nice PG&E just says hey we’re working on it so don’t stress.
Generators-On-A-Truck are the absolute GOAT of emergency power
I’ll have to talk to my friend. He works on software that controls when wind turbines shut down so systems don’t get overloaded. Maybe he wrote a bug.
and i guess they are not doing this because of you and some other neigbour. guess there is something important that really needs that power.
Undercover Datacenter…
First world country moment. That’s really cool.
You would never see this in the US. That costs too much investor money for the power companies to even think about the customer in the event of a power outage
C’était où ?
I’m guessing in Europe somewhere? This is definitely not standard procedure where I’m from in Canada. Unless it’s for industrial applications
Time to partner with nintendo and brand that bad boy with a Pikachu on the side and make it a mobile pokestop
I hope that guy at the window owns a carbon monoxide detector. The generator exhaust is really close.
We’ve had scheduled power outages in my suburb before. Had diesel generators dropped and hooked up for 2-3 days with a dude sitting in a car 24/7 to watch it. The smells not great but I’d prefer that over no power in summer.