To: thackney
No, the primary advantage we have is we build the generation sufficient to carry our load with enough reserve to handle unscheduled combined with planned outages
I would say that is a function of smaller grids. Perhaps that is a point of view difference. Perhaps we can agree that one problem faced by others is that they require a significant portion of their load to be imported?
This dependancy on others to produce power inherits risk and thus makes their systems more vulnerable.
75 posted on
08/19/2003 2:28:54 PM PDT by
taxcontrol
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To: taxcontrol
This dependancy on others to produce power inherits risk and thus makes their systems more vulnerable. I agree this is a problem of their own creation. But your suggested solutions do not address this reality. How will Connectict, RI, CA and New York get their power under your solution?
77 posted on
08/19/2003 2:43:29 PM PDT by
thackney
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