Perfect

You’re good.

I was just pointing out that if transformers (even entire poles) sit idle, the electric company can remove those as idle facilities.

One example of that around here is when citrus farmers stop service on electric wind machines. The electric company is obligated to take down transformers and poles if they only serve that that one service. After a period of time. Sometimes to put those poles and transformers back up at a later date could have six figure construction cost from electric company. Customers can pay “stand by” fees to keep that from happening if they chose.