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Drone's role in Dixie Fire may cost PG&E ratepayers
PG&E says a drone grounded air crews as the Dixie Fire spread, and regulators are weighing whether ratepayers should cover nearly $700 million in claims.
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PG&E Blames Rogue Drone for Escalating Dixie Fire as It Seeks Cost Recovery From Customers
Air crews were close to containing the Dixie Fire in 2021 until an unidentified drone forced firefighting aircraft to ground just as winds picked up and night fell, and PG&E wants customers to shoulder the $700 million it still owes in damages by increasing rates.
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