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Storm-Ravaged Caribbean Eyes Solar, But It Won't Be Cheap

机译:遭受飓风袭击的加勒比海眼看到太阳能,但价格不菲

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For Caribbean islands plunged into darkness after hurricanes Irma and Maria, small-scale electric systems powered by the sun may be the key to energy resilience. Transforming the grid, though, won't come cheap. FortisTCI Ltd.,-a Turks and Caicos utility-owned by Fortis Inc., reported that Irma destroyed more than 1,200 poles and "critical infrastructure" in its territory. Solar installations across the islands, however, largely stayed intact, according to the Rocky Mountain Institute, an environmental research nonprofit. That also was the case on Richard Branson's ecker Island.
机译:对于因艾玛和玛丽亚飓风而陷入黑暗的加勒比海岛屿,由太阳供电的小型电力系统可能是提高能源弹性的关键。但是,改造网格并不便宜。 Fortis Inc.拥有的特克斯和凯科斯群岛公用事业公司FortisTCI Ltd.报告称,Irma摧毁了其领土上的1,200多根电线杆和“关键基础设施”。根据环境研究非营利组织落基山研究所的说法,整个岛屿上的太阳能装置基本上保持完整。理查德·布兰森的艾克岛也是如此。

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