Siting lines and substations gets harder as opposition gets savvy

Article Abstract:

There are a growing number of electrical lines and substations being planned in the US, but many face opposition from local people. Protesters' concerns include possible environmental damage, health hazards and impact on property values.

Planning, Public opinion, Power lines

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T&D 'best practices' cut greenhouse gas emissions

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the importance of electrical transmission and distribution (T&D) investment are presented. Greenhouse gas emissions and line and equipment losses can be reduced by the careful selection of T&D systems.

Cover Story, Environmental aspects, Electric power, Greenhouse gases, Energy conservation

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Birds and lines can mix safely

Article Abstract:

The problem of birds being electrocuted whilst perching on electric power lines is discussed, with focus on adaptations that can be made to electric poles to stop this happening.

Safety and security measures, Prevention, Birds, Electricity, Electrocution, Electrocution (Punishment)

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