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Bookmark or Share- Utility To Bury 10 Miles Of Electric Lines In Six Michigan CountiesLivingston and Genesee Counties are among six selected for a pilot program to bury overhead power lines to improve electric reliability and reduce customer outages.
- From Overhead to Underground: It Pays to Bury Power LinesFollowing a 1996 severe ice storm, Dakota Energy, a non-profit cooperative, used funds available through the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to bury a 5.5-mile segment of line in Beadle County just west of Huron.
- Why don’t we put power lines underground? - Popular ScienceUndergrounding could reduce the number of hurricane-related outages in some places. But these buried lines bring with them their own problems—and price tag.
- Why doesn’t the U.S. bury its power lines? - The ConversationUnderground power lines. Resilient infrastructure. Hurricanes Michael and Florence have knocked power out for millions of people. Burying power lines could help but the costs are high.
- Why Can’t Texas Just Bury Its Electrical Lines?It’s difficult to bury lines, especially in heavily developed areas, where veritable mazes of internet cables, sewer pipes, and natural gas lines have already been implanted in the ground.
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