Posted by jdemaris on January 07, 2011 at 06:57:52 from (67.142.130.21):
I just read about a proposal from a new company in Canada. They want to run a 350 mile-long cable, from Qu�bec to New York City, all under water. Hudson River and Lake Champlain. 2000 megawatts of DC current, all inside a 5" diameter conduit.
I kind of wonder what kind of high voltage can enable DC current to travel that far? I'd hate to get my boat-anchor snagged on it.
The purpose of this is to get "cheap" Canadian hydro to New York City residents. I think we upstaters ought to charge the City a tax for running the big extension cord across our land. Same goes for all our clean water they take via hundreds or miles of pipes.
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