Extreme Heat Strains Power Grids, Forcing Difficult Allocation Choices

Extreme heat is transforming electricity from a utility into an emergency infrastructure, compelling grid operators to make difficult decisions about power allocation that may not always benefit communities.

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When The Grid Is Strained, Who Gets Power And Who Gets Shut Out?

Extreme heat is turning electricity from a utility into an emergency infrastructure. Grid operators will have to make choices that aren't always best for communities.

By Monica Sanders, Senior Contributor

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Extreme Heat Strains Power Grids, Forcing Difficult Allocation Choices

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When The Grid Is Strained, Who Gets Power And Who Gets Shut Out?

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