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Well it's more a infrastructure policy issue than a technical one. Steam systems are so wasteful its hard to lose money upgrading them. As you say though, if yo
by mangecoeur 3y ago
Well it's more a infrastructure policy issue than a technical one. Steam systems are so wasteful its hard to lose money upgrading them. As you say though, if you have different utilities under different ownership, some state owned and some not, it's more a problem of managing the upgrade as part of a long term infrastructure program if its not coordinated through a central utility provider.
- bobthepanda 3y agoThat, and that even if there was a central utility, documentation was not a priority at the turn of the 20th century, and so the locations of infrastructure are either not even mapped or incorrect.