Grid Power Failure in
California
California Power and EPA Restrictions for Diesel Power Generators
Energy experts are anticipating a difficult time
for California residents and businesses as the gap between electric demand and
available supplies widens. State government is taking a series of actions to
increase supply and reduce demand, while at the same time trying to insulate
agencies and organizations that protect public health and safety from power
blackouts.
Playing a role in this evolving crisis is the
application of standby and emergency diesel powered electric generators as a
means to decrease the demand for electricity from the main power grid, and as a
source of power to maintain vital services if a blackout should occur. As local
government agencies and large companies scramble to secure backup generators,
restrictions on their use are being debated in Sacramento and at the local air
district level.
Clean diesel power can be a partner with other
energy sources in addressing the power needs of the nation through an
enlightened and practical energy policy.
For
information on "EPA Certified Diesel Generators for use in California", click
here.
