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The 14-foot Utilimaster walk-in van is built on a Ford F-59 commercial chassis with a Kubota gas generator, and designed for Hawaiian Electric Company.
The City of Alcoa used helicopters to trim trees along its power lines. Residents argue that this is not safe, and leaves excessive debris.
NESCO is expanding its offerings to the utility industry with its acquisition of N&L Line Equipment.
The 14-foot walk-in van is built on a MT45 Freightliner chassis and includes an Onan 6kW hour diesel generator with an EC-30 Energy Command System.
Baltimore Gas & Electric (BGE) has purchased two battery-electric buses to shuttle its employees between its downtown Baltimore headquarters and Spring Gardens campus just outside of the city.
Baltimore Gas & Electric (BGE) will test the use of drones for power line inspections. Currently, inspections are conducted by BGE workers that have to climb poles or use binoculars.
Electric utilities have sent workers and equipment to Puerto Rico to meet mutual aid agreements. The plan to send assistance was first announced in late December 2017.
The GEM eM1400 LSV from Polaris Industries Inc., is a street-legal electric utility vehicle that reaches a top speed of 25 mph, produces zero emissions, and can be driven indoors or outdoors.
Club Car’s new line of Carryall utility and transport vehicles are designed to help fleets switch from pickup trucks to gas, diesel, or zero-emissions electric utility vehicles (UTVS). The new vehicles will be available in January 2014.