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The Function of Emergency Power Systems
A wide range of natural disasters can cause long-term power outages. Tornadoes, lightning, flooding, hurricanes, blizzards, and ice storms can knock out power for hours or days. Overloaded transformer or car colliding into a utility pole can also cause power outage to the entire neighborhood for a day or two. We all rely on electricity, so a few minutes of power interruption will cause inconvenience. However, when a power outage lasts for more than an hour, this can cause more severe issues that can be dangerous. These can be avoided if you have an emergency …
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The Potential of Solar and Wind Energy In Canada
People say that Canada is too snowy for solar energy to work, or that it’s too cold for panels to operate. There are even remarks that it’s too gloomy in most parts of Canada. Despite those myths, the truth is that solar and wind power resources are remarkable and flexible. Though Alberta and Saskatchewan are the leaders of the green transition in Canada, there is much potential in the whole nation to dismiss it. That is because varying regions have different capabilities. Estimating its Potential Various metrics are utilized to measure the potential advantage of …
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