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Early Intake Switchyard

Operator San Francisco Public Utilities Commission

In service (mapped)Data checked 12 November 2026

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Early Intake Switchyard is a substation California, United States. Its status in the OpenStreetMap is in service (mapped). No other energy site in the register's datasets is within 10 km. The register holds no incident at this site. It holds 450 incidents at grid sites in the United States, and 1232 worldwide.

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Technology
Substation (230 kV substation)
Status
In service (mapped) (Mapped as a substation in OpenStreetMap with no disused, construction or proposed tag)
Operator
San Francisco Public Utilities Commission
Location
California, United States

View on OpenStreetMap. The larger dot is this site; the others are sites within 40 km.

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None found. The register holds no published incident that names Early Intake Switchyard. If you know of one, report it (confidential reports are anonymised).

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Has Early Intake Switchyard had a fire or other incident?
None is on the register as of 12 November 2026. The register holds no published incident that names Early Intake Switchyard; it holds 450 incidents at grid sites in the United States.
What is the status of Early Intake Switchyard?
In service (mapped), in the OpenStreetMap.
Where is Early Intake Switchyard?
California, United States.

Source: OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed under the Open Database Licence (ODbL), openstreetmap.org/copyright. The dataset. The register adds only the incidents and the counts.