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A shared data resource like the IEDR could be instrumental in bringing more distributed energy projects like this one in Orange County, NY online faster.
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Utility projects backed by GRIP include strengthening transmission lines with steel towers in areas that are heavily wooded and prone to fallen limbs.
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After the Storm: Mission-critical outage management with the Sensus FlexNet communication network

Oct. 6, 2017
How proactive is your outage management strategy?

Imagine this scenario: a tornado super outbreak occurs leaving 400,000 customers without power and damaging more than 4,200 light poles and transmission system structures. The investor-owned utility and the surrounding community endured one of the costliest natural disasters in history. Every public service provider knows that an outage management strategy should account for business-critical use cases like outage duration, root cause analysis and false outages. And that strategy should be supported by a reliable, weather-hardened communication network.

Download the solution brief to understand the importance of having a network with redundant coverage, intelligent recovery, and data analytics during severe weather events. Having a reliable network in place frees your team to focus on what’s most important – getting power back to the community.

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