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US Grids Strain Under Heat During Peak Repair Season

Power supplies are tightening on grids that serve roughly one-third of the US population, as a short-lived blast of heat in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic collides with planned off-season maintenance outages.

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US Grids Strain Under Heat During Peak Repair Season
Power supplies are tightening on grids that serve roughly one-third of the US population, as a short-lived blast of heat in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic collides with planned off-season maintenance outages.
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