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Silicon Valley Power still relies on some PG&E transmission lines to bring power in that is generated outside Santa Clara. My point is just that PG&E has an inf
by jartelt 7y ago
Silicon Valley Power still relies on some PG&E transmission lines to bring power in that is generated outside Santa Clara. My point is just that PG&E has an influence on most every electricity user in its territory (even those with community or county run local distribution grids).
- dehrmann 7y agoDid a bit more research on SVP. They have 55 miles of transmission lines. Here's a map: https://cecgis-caenergy.opendata.arcgis.com/datasets/california-electric-transmission-line/data?geometry=-122.179%2C37.316%2C-121.682%2C37.411&selectedAttribute=Owner&where=Owner%20%3D%20%27SVP%27 https://cecgis-caenergy.opendata.arcgis.com/datasets/califor... Saying they rely on some PG&E transmission lines is a massive understatement. Also, how cool is it that you can deep link to a map showing a minor utility's transmission lines?