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Reconductoring to Accelerate Decarbonization
This is a very informative discussion between Steve Mitnick of Public Utilities Fortnightly and Ake Almgren, former Chair of PJM discussing the importance and significance of reconductoring with Advanced Conductors. Shared with Permission by Public Utilities Fortnightly (Fortnightly Magazine March 2022)
Reconductoring to Accelerate Decarbonization
An often overlooked solution, according to an expert on all matters transmission, Ake Almgren, and one of the best options, is Reconductoring with Advanced Conductors. It has been done before, in the U.S. and overseas, so the technology is proven.
Source: www.fortnightly.com
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