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Power supplies are low, demand is high.
The problem reportedly began in 1996 when California's energy industry was deregulated. This triggered a rate freeze in Northern California, imposed by the Public Utilities Commission. I know that Vacaville has pushed back the time at which Christmas lights can be lit and has taken a water pump out of service during peak hours. I also know that Fairfield has turned the heat way down in city buildings when there's no one there. I'd sure like to know what you think.