Articles Tagged with ''Electric Grid''

Shots damaged two Duke Energy substations in Moore County and knocked out power to estimated 45,000 customers, as search for perpetrator mounts and utility estimates days to fully restore service.

When Hurricane Fiona struck Puerto Rico Sept. 18, it further damaged an electrical grid still recovering from 2017's Hurricane Maria, and years of subpar operation and maintenance. 

Power outages that left 4 million cold and in the dark had happened before, but markets and politics have prevented changes

All nine transmission lines that deliver power to the Lake Charles, La., area were knocked out of service during the hurricane.

The U.S. faces a $338-billion shortfall in grid infrastructure by 2039, driven by state renewable-portfolio standards.

Billions in capital spending taking place to prepare for electrification, natural disasters

Cobra Acquisitions took over power restoration work in Puerto Rico after a contract with the maligned Whitefish Energy was canceled.