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The thorny issue of utility vegetation management has received significant press in the recent past, and for good reason. Vegetation-related power outages are on an all-time high as reliability and customer experience nosedive drastically.
To add to their woes, extreme weather events like storms, hurricanes and wildfires have posed massive challenges, pushing utilities to look for innovative technologies that can transform their O&M activities.
In a bid to enable utilities to better manage vegetation around their T&D lines and reduce costs, AiDash a San Francisco Bay Area-based leading satellite analytics company has launched an educational guide titled Vegetation Management Best Practices 2021. This e-book aims at educating vegetation management professionals about the latest technologies, such as satellite analytics and remote sensing, that can help them reduce vegetation-related customer interrupti
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https://www.afinalwarning.com/496998.html (Natural News) Many of the United States’ wealthiest residents are biding their time in luxury resorts, at the cost of $70,000 a month. They’re taking advantage of remote working opportunities while waiting for the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccines. At the same time, many other regular Americans are leaving expensive coastal states like California and New York for low-cost rural states like Wyoming and Idaho.
During the first wave of COVID-19 lockdowns, the wealthy chose to weather the storm by bunkering up in their own homes. Others went on road trips and headed to their second homes in less densely-populated areas of the world.