That’s right, the G in PSEG could stand for Goofy. This month the power company faces loss of the 12-year contract it got in 2013 to operate Long Island’s electrical grid for the Long Island Power Authority. This stems from its massive failures during Tropical Storm Isaias in August 2020 when more than 500,000 of LIPA’s 1.1 million customers lost power, many for days, and communications with PSEG to report outages and find out what was happening were impossible. As Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who was central in getting PSEG to replace National Grid as LIPA’s private contractor — after Nation...