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Rolling blackouts in the San Francisco Bay Area are possible Tuesday evening if California’s Independent System Operator, which manages most of the state’s grid, orders power outages to prevent the power grid from collapsing.
In this file photo, a Pacific Gas & Electric sign is displayed on the exterior of a PG&E building in San Francisco.
The state’s largest power company, PG&E, has a tool where you can input your address to determine if your home could be impacted if the utility has to implement the rotating outages as stress on the state’s power grid reaches all-time highs amid a sweltering heat wave.
Visit the PG&E website and scroll down the page to the section that reads: Find your block and possible rotating outage period. Type your address into a field within the black box.
The tool will identify your block number, and then you can scroll further down the website to determine if yours is among those that could be impacted.
