Sacramento: Pacific Gas & Electric Power Channels triggered Dixie’s shot last summer in northern California which swept five districts and burned more than 1,300 homes and other buildings, said Firefighting officials on Tuesday.
Flowers are caused by a tree that regarding the electricity distribution line west of the dam at Sierra Nevada, where the flame began on July 13, according to researchers with the Ministry of Forestry and California fire protection.
California Fire said the investigation report was sent to the Butte District District lawyer office, which would determine whether criminal charges must be submitted.
Pacific Gas & Electric does not immediately restore calls looking for comments.
The findings were not surprising.
Pacific Gas & Electric has been blamed for some of the largest forest fires and the most deadly California in recent years and has shown its equipment may be involved in Dixie fire, which burned nearly 1 million hectares (3,900 square kilometers) in Butte, Plumas, Lassen, Shasta, and Tehama state.
It was the second largest fire in the history of the country.
Last September, the Pacific & Electric Gas was charged with unintentional murder and other crimes because the equipment triggered a Zogg fire in September 2020 which killed four people and burned around 200 houses in the West.
Investigators blame pine trees that fall into Pacific gas & electrical distribution lines.
The company can be fined heavily if punished.
Shasta and Tehama Regency had sued the utility that accused negligence, said Pacific Gas & Electric failed to release the tree even though it had been marked to remove two years before.
The utility said the tree was then cleaned to stay.
It is the latest legal action against the nation’s largest utility, which is estimated at 16 million customers in Central and North California.
The utility pleaded guilty in 2019 to 84 accidental murder accusations for Blaze 2018 which was turned on by its electricity network which had long been ignored which almost destroyed the city of heaven and became the deadly forest fires in a century.
Pacific Gas & Electric also submitted the protection of bankruptcy in 2019 after the Blaze and the others were blamed on his aging equipment.
The utility emerged from bankruptcy in 2020 and negotiated the completion of $ 13.5 billion with several fire victims.
But still facing civil and criminal actions, including the indictment of the Sonoma District Prosecutor’s Office for 2019 Kincade Fire which forced nearly 200,000 people to be evacuated.