Once again, taking care of the shareholders, to the detriment of the grid and people.
Once again, taking care of the shareholders, to the detriment of the grid and people.
Sounds kind of clickbaity but then again.. The grid is in a pretty sad state.
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>Many of us have experienced a power outage at one time or another. Most of the time the duration of the outage is measured in hours, maybe a day, and in rare instances – a week or more. The outages also tend to be localized and repairs happen quickly or power is “borrowed” from a nearby utility or network and rerouted to the affected area. The experience is usually a frustrating inconvenience and most hospitals and critical systems have backup power to get through the outage.
Sounds kind of clickbaity but then again.. The grid is in a pretty sad state.
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From the post:
>>Many of us have experienced a power outage at one time or another. Most of the time the duration of the outage is measured in hours, maybe a day, and in rare instances – a week or more.
The outages also tend to be localized and repairs happen quickly or power is “borrowed” from a nearby utility or network and rerouted to the affected area. The experience is usually a frustrating inconvenience and most hospitals and critical systems have backup power to get through the outage.
So the big plans are to put huge power draw datacenters all over the country. Maybe it's time to take care of the basics first then worry about other bullshit. Cancel some corporate pork to the ones planning this online shit like nvidia or other shit that is not helping the taxpayers.
So the big plans are to put huge power draw datacenters all over the country. Maybe it's time to take care of the basics first then worry about other bullshit. Cancel some corporate pork to the ones planning this online shit like nvidia or other shit that is not helping the taxpayers.