LinkedIn·Wednesday, 12 August 2026·14d ago
In summer, attention is usually on the afternoon peak. But the story on an overhead line doesn't end when the sun goes down, and neither…
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In summer, attention is usually on the afternoon peak. But the story on an overhead line doesn't end when the sun goes down, and neither does demand.
After sunset, conditions on the conductor can shift in a direction that daytime assumptions rarely account for, sometimes exactly when it counts.
👉 Swipe for fact #4.
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