A power outage in Santo Domingo is no longer a topic worth discussing; it's like a monthly visitor.
Either a hacker attack hits the electric grid company, or the old nuclear fission reactor breaks down by itself.
An unstable power system means that every outage causes significant economic losses to this industrial area. Ideally, the best choice would be to conduct a major overhaul and maintenance on that reactor, integrating Santo Domingo's grid system with the other districts. Then, even if the reactor fails, the whole district wouldn't experience another power outage.
But here's where the problem lies.
The electric grid system of Night City has inherited the Neon style quite well.
Santo Domingo's grid is equipped with American military technology, using a 60Hz frequency reactor, while the other districts purchased Huang Ban's 55Hz frequency equipment, making direct grid connection impossible.
