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Jeremy Woodru , troubleman
for rural Lake County north of
San Francisco, assisted in one of the
largest power restoration e orts
in PG&E’s history last winter when
a powerful Paci c storm lashed
California, cutting o electricity to
millions of customers. Jeremy was
dispatched to hard-hit communities in
neighboring Mendocino and Humboldt
counties to assess storm damage and
notify crews where customers needed
repairs to get their lights back on.
In today’s world, at home and in
business, our customers have their hands
full with challenges. One uncertainty
they can’t a ord is wondering about
stable, steady, safe supplies of natural gas
and electricity. PG&E’s number one job
is making sure they don’t have to.
Every day, thousands of our people
like Jeremy join forces to deliver
on this promise, applying expertise
and experience safely and carefully
to meet our collective commitment
to reliability. We are building state-of-
the-art power stations, laying down
new gas and electric lines, tapping
new supplies of clean renewable power,
securing the capital needed to support
these projects to strengthen our
energy systems, and making smart,
simple changes to deploy troublemen
and crews faster into the eld to
restore power.
Across PG&E, it’s all in a day’s work.