Con Edison increases use of environmentally friendly cable

Article Abstract:

Con Edison has been installing cross-linked polyethylene cables to replace environmentally hazardous high- and low-pressure fluid-filled cables. Con Edison plans to add a total of 110,000 ft. of 138 kV solid dielectric cables during 1996, and an additional 250,000 ft. by 1997.

Electric cables, Electrical cables, ED, Consolidated Edison Inc.

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To clean up environmental spills, know your medium

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Electric utilities can minimize environmental cleanup costs by applying remediation strategies based on specific site conditions and the characteristics of the contaminant. New technologies will likely produce new cleanup techniques and tools.

Pollution, Control, Hazardous wastes

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Improve vegetation management through benchmarking

Article Abstract:

The results of a survey into vegetation management by electric utilities in 15 states of the US is presented, with focus on identifying the best methods to ensure efficiency and cost control.

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