Since 1954
The state grid was built on the assumption that demand would fall at night. As hotter evenings and around-the-clock power use erase that drop, the system is being pushed in ways its original design did not fully anticipate.
"There is no interest in safeguarding this population by those in control. If there were, they would do it."
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