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Country's electrical grid is badly in of upgrade GridWeek

By BobP at 04/10/07 19:45
The country's electrical grid is badly in need of a overhaul and an upgrade.

Part of the problem with upgrading the infrastructure is the "Not in my backyard" problem. After all I don't want a big transmission tower in my own backyard.

Date: April 23-26, 2007
Venue: Ronald Reagan Building Washington DC
http://www.gridweek.com

A four-day gathering of grid modernization leaders in Washington, D.C. U.S. Energy Secretary the Honorable Samuel W Bodman to deliver a "State of the Grid" on Thursday April 26 at GridWeek.

I wonder if any real people like you and I will be there?

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