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Wildlife mitigation
Written by Ed LeRouzic
Substation component covers tend to fall under a utility’s limited operations and maintenance...
Written by Darren Barnett
Preventing wildlife contact is a priority for utilities, since up to 20% of power outages are...
Written by Cindy Kemper
In December 2013, the United Nations General Assembly designated March 3 as UN World Wildlife Day....
Written by Cindy Kemper
If you have ever driven along a river, the ocean, or a large lake and come across a massive,...
Written by Hubbell Power Systems
Hubbell | Greenjacket Inc. is pleased to announce that it has received permission to distribute a...
Written by Cindy Kemper
Birds have no doubt been interacting with power lines and substations since the latter first...
Written by Cindy Kemper
Although we are just starting out the new year and snow is covering the ground in much of the USA...
Written by Darren Barnett
What should utilities do in a situation where they are having an animal-caused outage issue and do...
Written by Darren Barnett
Animal-caused electric outages, like all other outages, can cause direct and consequential damage...
Written by Darren Barnett
The growing reliance on energy and the implications of its interruption in residential homes,...
Written by Darren Barnett
The Lemon Creek substation is a key site for AEL&P in supplying backup power and electrical...
Written by Ed LeRouzic
Looking at recent data from California utilities, about one in ten ignition causes can be traced...