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Describes what electricity is and how it is transmitted, how the electricity industry is structured, how reliability is maintained on the ... Andy Eiden and Angela Long of Portland General Electric discuss PGE's efforts to address Oregon's aggressive electricity ... Electricity systems around the world are hosting increasing numbers of small
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