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When it comes to the transmission and distribution industry, why not look at the most advanced conductor on the market t

When it comes to the transmission and distribution industry, why not look at the most advanced conductor on the market to power us into the future? Know how ACCCu00ae Conductor is helping reduce line losses and for service details, visit >> https://bit.ly/2YE25Xf

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When it comes to the transmission and distribution industry, why not look at the most advanced conductor on the market t

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  1. Line Loss, Climate Change, and The ACCC® Conductor www.ctcglobal.com Feb 2021

  2. Introduction CTC Global is an ACCC®Conductor manufacturing company that was founded to develop, certify and deploy advanced technologies to improve the efficiency, capacity, reliability and resiliency of the electric power grid. Our primary product is high-capacity, low-sag CTC Global ACCC®Conductor solutions. www.ctcglobal.com

  3. The future of electricity www.ctcglobal.com As we look towards the future of electricity, it is important to understand the current issues being faced. Most of the focus has been on the improvements of the way electricity is produced, but it is also important to look at another issue that releases nearly a billion tons of extra carbon dioxide into the earth’s atmosphere every year. According to a study in August 2019 by researchers Sarah Jordaan and Kavita Surana, inefficient transmission and distribution infrastructure results in a high rate of line losses by the time electricity reaches a customer

  4. Line Losses According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, electricity transmission and distribution (T&D) losses are on average about 5% of the electricity that is transmitted and distributed annually in the U.S. The percentage of energy lost in developing countries is even higher, but developed countries such as the U.S. and China produce much more greenhouse gas emissions overall.  In Jordaan and Surana’s study, it is suggested that losses reduced to 3.2% in the U.S. can result in a decrease of 29 million metric tons per year of greenhouse gas emissions. This is the equivalent of removing over 6.3 million cars from the road. www.ctcglobal.com

  5. How ACCC® Reduces Line Losses ACCC® Conductors are helping reduce line losses in the U.S. and in over 50 other countries around the world. As we help developing countries improve infrastructure and generate electricity in some areas for the first time, we are dedicated to improving existing infrastructure in developed countries as well.  The ACCC® Conductor reduces line losses by up to 40% compared to conventional conductors of the same size and is also the first electric transmission conductor to earn an SCS certification for CO2 emission reductions resulting from improved energy efficiency. www.ctcglobal.com

  6. Contact Us  Website: www.ctcglobal.com Phone: +1 949 428 8500 Fax: +1 949 428 8515 Email: info@ctcglobal.com Thank You

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