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For most of the last century, our electrical grids stood as an engineering marvel of the modern age and a global symbol of progress. The cheap, abundant power they brought changed the way the world worked—filling homes, streets, businesses, towns and cities with energy. (via IBM – Smarter power for a smarter planet: 2 of a series)


For most of the last century, our electrical grids stood as an engineering marvel of the modern age and a global symbol of progress. The cheap, abundant power they brought changed the way the world worked—filling homes, streets, businesses, towns and cities with energy. (via IBM – Smarter power for a smarter planet: 2 of a series)
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