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Closed Circuit newsletter, Nov. 21, 2003, Western Area Power Administration
On Oct. 29, Western received a call from SDG&E asking for assistance. By early the next morning, a crew from Redding, Calif., consisting of Scott Hicks , foreman II lineman, and Linemen Dave Floyd , Dave Horton , Daren New and Ryan Yeager were heading south on I-5 on a 15-hour journey with a 45-foot digger derrick, 97-foot bucket truck, two utility vehicles, a cargo/pole trailer, a single reel trailer and the foreman's pickup. ... SN crew helps So. Cal. utility repair fire-damaged lines ... [Read More]
Solar Energy Technologies Program: Why PV is Important To You
According to a 1999 utility market research study (Farhar 1999), the answer for most of us is yes . When customers are aware that there are utility energy options, including PV, 70% are willing to pay at least $5 more per month and 38% are willing to pay at least $10 more per month—realistic costs for today's PV systems. And these systems have almost no impact on the environment. ... The answer is a resounding yes. When demand for electricity is high, such as during a heat wave when everyone's air conditioner is running, utilities must fire up their "peaking" power plants to meet the demand for just a few hours a day. These peaking plants are expensive to operate, and the utility's electric distribution system must be sized to handle these high, albeit short-term, loads. When a utility installs grid-connected PV arrays, the PV-generated electricity is used directly to help supply a building's peak demand; this is often called "peak load shaving." Coincidentally for photovoltaics, the need to meet peak loads arises when the sun is shining the brightest! ... [Read More]
Closed Circuit newsletter, Nov. 21, 2003, Western Area Power Administration
On Oct. 29, Western received a call from SDG&E asking for assistance. By early the next morning, a crew from Redding, Calif., consisting of Scott Hicks , foreman II lineman, and Linemen Dave Floyd , Dave Horton , Daren New and Ryan Yeager were heading south on I-5 on a 15-hour journey with a 45-foot digger derrick, 97-foot bucket truck, two utility vehicles, a cargo/pole trailer, a single reel trailer and the foreman's pickup. ... By 6 a.m., Oct. 31, they were out in the field about 20 miles northeast of San Diego, joining an army of utility workers from all over California and Arizona. ... [Read More]
Tapping Into the Sun
Utilities are required to buy power from owners of PV systems (and otherindependent producers of electricity) under the Public Utilities RegulatoryPolicy Act of 1978 (PURPA). An approved, utility-grade inverter convertsthe dc power from PV modules into ac power that exactly matches the voltageand frequency of the electricity flowing in the utility line, and alsomeets the utility s safety and power quality requirements. Safety switchesin the inverter automatically disconnect the PV system from the line ifutility power fails. This safety disconnect protects utility repair personnelfrom being shocked by electricity flowing from the PV array into what theywould expect to be a dead utility line. ... [Read More]
Final Environmental Impact Statement for the Nevada Test Site and Off-Site Locations in the State of Nevada
UTILITIES The Central Nevada Test Area does not contain utility systems. ... Site-support activities, such as movable trailer modules for use as offices, dining facilities and dormitories, tanks, power lines, underground cables, and an airstrip existed only temporarily at the Central Nevada Test Area during preparation, testing, and demobilization. Demobilization activities began in 1973, when all facilities except the Base Camp, Control Point, Noname Hill, and the airstrip were removed. Numerous drillholes used for subsurface soil and groundwater sampling were plugged; however, four wells have been left open for hydrologic monitoring on the site (DRI, 1988). Aside from this long-term hydrologic monitoringsite, land use is confined to cattle grazing and recreation. ... [Read More]
Vehicle Code Index -W-
Trailer coaches and equipment, 35790 ... Park trailer, 635 ... Identification plate, permanent trailer, 5014.1 ... [Read More]
ACTT II - The Second Year Report of the Accelerated Construction Technology Transfer Program
This group focuses on reducing construction delays by resolving potential conflicts early in the planning process while minimizing any disruptive impacts on the community. Right-of-way considerations include State laws and procedures, numbers and types of businesses and residences affected, ready availability of additional right-of-way, and the number of outdoor advertising structures in the project area. Utility relocation issues include industry responsiveness, incentive-based utility agreements, corridor approaches to utility agreements, contracting for utility work, and nondestructive methods of utility relocation. For some projects, close railroad coordination is essential for maintaining both construction access and railroad schedules. Recurring Findings and Recommendations ... [Read More]
California State Senate Republican Caucus
Recognizing the lack of legislative oversight over recent settlement funds, the budget committee drafted language, which attempts to limit the ability to bypass the legislative process. The proposed energy trailer bill language contained in AB 1756 fails to ensure that the direct restitution of ratepayers is the state's number one priority. Under the proposed statutory language, nonmonetary settlement funds can be diverted to projects other than the repayment of debt or the reduction of utility rates. The language also does not address the diversion of funds from previous settlement agreements, nor does it apply to FERC-ordered settlements. ... [Read More]
Completed Drinking Water Source Assessments
Calizona Trailer Park ... Bentley Trailer Court ... Papache Trailer Park ... [Read More]
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