I suspect it is that they aren't getting proper numeric feedback from the difficulties of calculability of statistical durability with varied maintenance regimens ahead of time so they cannot quantify the risks properly. They might defer maintenance now because they see no harm in it. But if they knew that deferring maintenance would take say five years off of the life of their expensive capex and the cost of insuring for such a catastrophe would eat a large share of their profits they would freak out about such dereliction of duty.
Nasrudith|8 months ago