The ins and out of adding new powerStrandberg explains the complexities of adding new hydropower to the Alaska Railbelt’s stranded and fragile electricity grid Alan Bailey Petroleum News
At first blush it might appear that connecting a new hydropower plant into the Alaska Railbelt electricity grid would just be a question of wiring up a transmission line or two from the plant to the nearest point on the grid infrastructure.
Well, not quite.
As the Alaska Energy Authority moves forwa....
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