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Asplundh Tree Expert Co. Licenses ViryaNet's Electronic Vegetation Management Solution 

Asplundh Tree Expert Co. has licensed ViryaNet's electronic Vegetation Management Solution (eVMS). In addition, Asplundh has signed a distribution agreement to bring eVMS to its customers in North America, United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand....

Vegetation Management: Working With Contractors 

In July 2002, Nashville Electric Service (NES) announced an accelerated vegetation management program designed to reduce the number of power outages that...

Targeting Reliability Improvements 

Strategies and programs for improving the reliability of our transmission and distribution networks should be targeted for maximum benefit. Outage databases...

Electric Reliability and Outages 

After safety, electric reliability is the most important responsibility for line clearance contractors and right-of-way vegetation managers....

BGE Transforms Vegetation Program 

FACTOR IN MORE THAN 2 MILLION TREES OF MANY SPECIES GROWN in a favorable climate with good soil conditions with 1.1 million electric customers served through 9400 line-mile overhead and 13,800 miles of underground distribution system, and you have the basis for a potential collision among reliability, trees and customers. Additionally, bulk power is transported...

AIRBORNE SURVEYING AIDS IN VEGETATION MANAGEMENT 

FOR THE PAST THREE YEARS, BRITISH COLUMBIA TRANSMISSION CORP. (BCTC) has used light detection and ranging (LIDAR) technology to do aerial surveys of the...

INVESTIGATING TREE-CAUSED FAULTS 

THE CHALLENGE TREES POSE TO THE RELIABILITY OF OVERHEAD DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS is well recognized, as vegetation is a dominant cause of service interruptions...

The Northeast Blackout and Where We Are Two Years Later 

The overwhelming majority of tree-caused outages go unnoticed except by those who lose power. However, on rare occasions, a tree-caused outage turns into...

From the Desk of the President 

From the desk of the president: The Utility Arborist Association (UAA) contacted Transmission & Distribution World to see if both organizations could collaborate on a special supplement on vegetation management. By covering this topic in greater detail in a special section, we thought we could give the topic justice. The editors of T&D World supported the idea wholeheartedly....

Helicopters and Lasers 

A Middle Ground in Laser Technology Laser Technology Inc. is finding that lasers and vegetation management do mix especially...

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Keep Power Flowing With Fewer Retreatments
Controlling vegetation in utility rights of way to meet Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) guidelines can be an added strain on tight maintenance budgets. One way to maximize crew productivity and stretch budgets is to adopt an integrated vegetation management (IVM) program that includes selective herbicide treatments for effective long-lasting weed and brush control with fewer return visits.

Maintain Utility and Industrial Site Safety With Reliable Brush Control
Utility and industrial site safety can be maintained with effective brush control by DuPont™ Viewpoint® and Streamline® herbicides. Viewpoint® helps create safer utility sites and rights of way by providing reliable control of hard-to-manage brush species. Streamline® provides effective brush control in areas where desirable grasses should be maintained. Click here to watch video.

DuPont Crop Protection: 10 Brush Control Tips to Enhance Site Safety and Power Reliability
Land managers and utility foresters understand how important integrated vegetation management (IVM) is for providing safe, reliable service to the public, but may be uncertain how to implement effective IVM programs in their areas.

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