. . . maybe there's some post event questions to ask about what the sequence of load shedding is (dropping domestic consumers seems far more preferable than dropping hospitals and national infrastructure. . .
Yes, but the Electricity Supply Industry can not be responsible for a standby generator that did not start when needed (albeit at a hospital) or an electric locomotive where the driver allegedly does not have the ability to restart their train following a loss of traction power, just to pick two examples.
. . . maybe there's some post event questions to ask about what the sequence of load shedding is (dropping domestic consumers seems far more preferable than dropping hospitals and national infrastructure. . .
Yes, but the Electricity Supply Industry can not be responsible for a standby generator that did not start when needed (albeit at a hospital) or an electric locomotive where the driver allegedly does not have the ability to restart their train following a loss of traction power, just to pick two examples.
