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Western congestion

Despite huge strides to improve power transmission efficiency in California since 2001, the region is still flagged a 'critical congestion area' by the US Department of Energy. Neil O'Hara looks at the state of play

The Western Interconnection power grid links generation facilities in 11 western-US states, two Canadian provinces and a small part of northern Mexico near the Californian border. In principle, a network that ties together coal, oil, natural gas and nuclear thermal plants with hydroelectric resources and a small but growing portfolio of renewable energy sources, should offer enviable flexibility

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