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Crews work safely and quickly to upgrade Kernville’s power lines and protect the community from wildfires.
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Replacing bare wire with fire-resistant equipment helps reduce PSPS in the Kern River Valley.
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Covered conductor installations near Lake Isabella are helping keep the lights on during high fire risk weather.
Equipment Upgrades Reduce PSPS in Kernville
Crews install over 33 miles of covered conductor near Lake Isabella, reducing the need for power shutoffs during high fire risk weather.
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