Sunday, January 31, 2010
Electricity Distribution Outdated?
Isn't it time we look to other methods of energy use for our world rather than the antiquated system of using electricity powered by non-renewable resources? The problem lies in the billion dollar energy companies who stand in the way of using known resources in order to protect their profits. It's up to us to make a stand in the ability to use renewable energy sources, not only for ourselves but for our children.
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Electricity Production and Distribution Costs too High?
A collection of stories and data connected to Electricity Production and Distribution revealed that the Supreme Court made it harder Wednesday for consumer advocates to challenge the high costs of wholesale electrical power, ruling that the rates set in contracts between utilities and power producers are presumed to be "simply and reasonable." Client demand for electricity is deemed to be justification enough for the costs the electrical companies charge for electricity. So if you're one of those people that think it is too costly, the best bet is to start exploring for yourself ways in which you can use more renewable energy sources like solar panels, or magnetic fields.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Electrical Power Distribution
The electrical grid delivers electricity from regional power plants to local customers. When demand increases or issues occur the electric companies must be ready with a fast solution, as lives (older people on respiratory equipment as an example) are at stake. As a society we often take this for granted, but realize that without electricity we'd still be living the "dark ages" (pun intended). Issues or problems can be solved with the solution of distributed generation, or the utilization of electric generators distributed at native sites in place of huge regional power plants.
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distribution,
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Electrical Power Distribution,
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Sunday, January 24, 2010
How Power Grids Succeed in the Distributin of Electricity
Yesterday's large power failure illustrated a serious drawback inherent in the standard electricity distribution method. You see, power travels from the facility plant to your house through an incredible process known as the ability distribution grid. We can observe each of the tools that brings electrical power to your home. Things like the power plant, to substations, to home outlets. The nation's electric distribution systems deliver power along scores of miles of lines to neighborhoods, businesses, and consumers. When electricity is generated and transmitted, step-down transformers located in distribution substations reduce the voltage thus it can be used to travel longer distances.
Saturday, January 23, 2010
What is Electricity Distribution?
Electricity distribution is the final stage in the delivery (before retail) of electricity to end users. A distribution routine's network carries electricity from the plant using a transmission technique and delivers it to consumers. Typically, the network would come with medium range delivery system and also a long range delivery system. Electrical distribution substations transform power from transmission voltage to the lower voltage used for local distribution to homes and businesses. So the power you enjoy for your appliances goes through this route of electrical transmission.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
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