Just for comparison sake, it took 1 month to get power back on in Slidell Louisiana after Katrina. That is a large suburb of New Orleans, with interstates and highways that surround the whole town, 3 major metropolitan cities untouched by the storm within a 6 hour drive in multiple directions, and at least 6 airports close by.
Considering the already existing failing power infrastructure, mountainous landscape. and the fact that you are on an island, what would you say the expected time frame to fix your grid should have been?
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Just for comparison sake, it took 1 month to get power back on in Slidell Louisiana after Katrina. That is a large suburb of New Orleans, with interstates and highways that surround the whole town, 3 major metropolitan cities untouched by the storm within a 6 hour drive in multiple directions, and at least 6 airports close by.
Considering the already existing failing power infrastructure, mountainous landscape. and the fact that you are on an island, what would you say the expected time frame to fix your grid should have been?
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