As we head into the most dangerous part of our fire season, our Investigative Unit has learned that COVID-19 supply chain problems have triggered critical parts shortages at PG&E.
Critics seized on the report as evidence that the company is not being managed properly.
In a statement released after the report, PG&E doesn't specifically refer to the parts shortage - saying"we remain focused on working closely with the independent safety monitor, the California Public Utilities Commission, and other stakeholders towards our shared and unwavering goal of safety." That isn't much comfort for utility critics like Toney, who say they're increasingly concerned as the heart of fire season approaches.
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