Californians Pay Billions for Power Companies’ Wildfire Prevention Efforts, But Are They Cost-Effective? ...Middle East

Contractors with PG&E work in a trench to lay underground electric cables in Placer County on Oct. 17, 2024. Burying lines and other wildfire prevention projects have raised the price of electricity in California. (Photo by Miguel Gutierrez Jr./CalMatters) Diane Moss lost her home in the Santa Monica Mountains after power lines ignited the apocalyptic Woolsey fire in 2018. Since then, she’s pressed for a safer electric grid in California. “It’s so easy to forget the risk that we live in — until it happens to you,” said Moss, a longtime clean energy advocate. “All of us in California have to think about how we better prepare to survive disaster, which is only going to be more of a prob

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