us power grid

The US power grid is the interconnected network of power generation plants, transmission lines, substations, and distribution systems used to produce, transmit, and deliver electricity across the United States. It consists of three main interconnections—the Eastern, Western, and Texas (ERCOT) grids—which operate largely independently but share some connections that allow for limited power exchange between regions.
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