Utility-Transportation Corridor Study for Montana : the Existing Situation And Options for Future Corridor Selection 1981 Vol 1
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Rurual Electric Cooperatives can pur- chase power directly from the federal power marketing agencies, obtain electricity from surrounding investor- owned utilities, or, in concert, form an electric genera- tion and transmission cooperative to provide power and bulk transmission service. While individual RECs can own and operate electric generation and transmis- sion systems, costs and reliability are often prohibitive.
Thus, many RECs rely on private utilities or the federal marketing agencies ...to design, build, and operate transmission lines or the RECs organize into larger generation and transmission cooperatives. A number of factors influence the location of a proposed electric transmission line. For example, a final decision usually reflects a balance between construction cost and envi- ronmental disturbance. At the same time, decisions do not compromise safety, reliability, sound construction standards, and the capability to transmit the required amount of energy. Thus, selection of rights-of-way must limit undesirable environmental impacts while enabling a company to provide reliable electrical service to its customers and retain a reasonable return for its investment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rurual Electric Cooperatives can pur- chase power directly from the federal power marketing agencies, obtain electricity from surrounding investor- owned utilities, or, in concert, form an electric genera- tion and transmission cooperative to provide power and bulk transmission service. While individual RECs can own and operate electric generation and transmis- sion systems, costs and reliability are often prohibitive.
Thus, many RECs rely on private utilities or the federal marketing agencies ...to design, build, and operate transmission lines or the RECs organize into larger generation and transmission cooperatives. A number of factors influence the location of a proposed electric transmission line. For example, a final decision usually reflects a balance between construction cost and envi- ronmental disturbance. At the same time, decisions do not compromise safety, reliability, sound construction standards, and the capability to transmit the required amount of energy. Thus, selection of rights-of-way must limit undesirable environmental impacts while enabling a company to provide reliable electrical service to its customers and retain a reasonable return for its investment.
What to read after Utility-Transportation Corridor Study for Montana : the Existing Situation And Options for Future Corridor Selection 1981 Vol 1?
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