The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors has agreed to commit $3 million in a bid to build a microgrid in the coastal town of Pescadero, which has been plagued by hundreds of power outages in the last two years.
“With this investment we embrace a resilient reliable clean energy future, for a community that for decades has been a victim of one of the Bay Area’s worst power infrastructures,” said Supervisor Ray Mueller in a statement.
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