"Society depends on a vast network of power lines, pipes, and cables.
But Hohn says the state's extensive network of power lines makes it a good candidate for exporting electricity produced by geothermal power to nearby states such as Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania.
The reports offered a look inside the company's response to what it said was the most destructive storm for its network of power lines since Hurricane Isabel in 2003.
The bus sends the electricity through the network of power lines one sees everywhere held up by utility poles.
"This location is very remote and nearly inaccessible for fire engines on the ground". But helicopters have been challenged by the area's network of power lines, which make it difficult to drop water in the rugged hills, Scott said.
There was also a network of overhead power lines that prevented any development".
Energy development has turned much of Wyoming's sagebrush steppes into a network of roads, power lines and other development.
We have a lot of power lines down".
The five-year plan, announced by Network Rail, also includes the upgrading of power lines between London and Chelmsford.
Upgrading the nation's electrical system — a fragmented network operated by 3,000 utility companies across 300,000 miles of power lines — will cost between $338 billion and $476 billion, according to a report from the Electric Power Research Institute.
Reid's bill, the Clean Renewable Energy and Economic Development Act, provides a regulatory framework for the development of a national electric superhighway, a network of high-voltage power lines that would transmit electricity from remotely located wind and solar farms to energy-hungry urban areas.
