Sentence examples for existing transmission lines from inspiring English sources

Some experts on New York's electricity system suggest that existing transmission lines could be rebuilt to operate at higher voltage and thus provide more capacity.

LIPAy has said the Southampton project was not comparable to the Riverhead project because it involved a new transmission corridor, whereas the Riverhead project involved upgrading existing transmission lines,.

Recent estimates have indicated that it could cost as much as £4.7 billion by 2020 simply to improve existing transmission lines, even before looking at the cost of extending the geographical reach of the grid.

But it has long been clear to grid experts that the existing transmission lines will not allow for a free market in electricity in which generators can compete across vast distances to supply customers, or for meeting state renewable energy goals.

"This is a term of art called transmission line deferral, where you can use existing transmission lines and not have to build more".

Within priority conservation sites, the dismantling of existing transmission lines should be considered whenever possible, in order to ensure adequate breeding habitat.

Using GTC's existing transmission line siting process, the study incorporated geographic information system (GIS) technology, statistical evaluation methods and stakeholder collaboration to produce a new siting methodology.

The results indicate that climate change as predicted by many researchers can significantly affect the reliability of existing transmission line systems.

A 150 kW pumping and turbine station could be built near the base of Man of War hill next to the available water and already existing transmission line.

In Fig. 2, the continuous lines (black) indicate existing transmission circuits whereas the dashed line (red) presents the new transmission circuit to be added in the future as identified from the long-term transmission planning process.

Critics of the company's proposal denounce the 345-kV line as "overkill" and insist a second 115-kV line, either on existing transmission poles or underground along Route 7, is a more appropriate option for meeting current and future energy demand.