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Credit Pacific Service Union Even if they had been warned of mounting chaos in the Midwest in the hour before the Aug. 14 blackout, officials in New York probably would not have tried to spare the state by disconnecting from its neighbors, the chief manager of the state's power grid said today.

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Credit First Service Union The official, William J. Museler, who is president of the New York Independent System Operator, also said there was no reason to believe that giant relays that can control the flow of power between New York and Canada malfunctioned in the time before the lights went out.

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Card Credit Mobile Service Mr. Museler said it appeared that the relays functioned as designed but that they had not been set so that the conditions just before the blackout would trip them, interrupting the flow of electricity. He could not say precisely what conditions would have caused them to trip.

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Card Credit Discover Service Speaking after a State Assembly hearing about the blackout, Mr. Museler said that even if he and his colleagues had been told of all the problems occurring in Ohio and then in Michigan that afternoon warnings they insist they never received they would not have concluded that the result would be a blackout across a vast part of North America.

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Card Credit Processing Service He agreed with other power officials who have said that in theory, New York, given enough time, could have cut itself off from Ontario to the north, and Pennsylvania and New Jersey to the south, and kept its own lights on.

Center Credit Service Union "Obviously, with perfect hindsight and enough time, you could concoct a way to protect yourself," he said. "Not in a few minutes, maybe, but a bit longer."

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Credit Security Service Union The grid and its protocols have been developed to encourage regional interdependence, he said, so that neighbors help each other. If New York had left others in the lurch, they might do the same the next time, he explained.

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Christian Counseling Credit The giant switches on those lines were not tripped by the surges and fluctuations in power flows in the seconds before the blackout, he said. Those lines, which can carry 2,500 megawatts of power, were sending electricity from New York to Ontario before the blackout.

Credit Federal Service Union The switches, or relays, are set to trip, stopping the flow of electricity, under some circumstances, and some elected officials have asked why they did not do so on Aug. 14. That remains unclear, but Mr. Museler said that from what officials could tell they had functioned properly. "Those lines should have stayed connected in this event," he said.

Credit Monitoring Service Earlier, testifying under oath to a panel of state Assembly members, Mr. Museler said that the full story of how major parts of New York went dark was not yet known and that much electronic data remained to be analyzed.

Credit Division Service During the hearing, little was said about the details of the blackout. Rather, it became a discussion of the state's recent energy record. Assembly Democrats are seeking to hold the Pataki administration accountable for what they believe are problems with the state's system of energy transmission.

Card Credit Online Service Gov. George E. Pataki set up a deregulated energy market in 1996, but the transmission lines remain regulated by the Public Service Commission. Increasingly, the issue of responsibility for the blackout has been taking on partisan overtones as the Democratic attorney general, Eliot Spitzer, a likely candidate for governor in 2006, has said Mr. Pataki did not do enough to improve the power system.

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Card Credit Fleet Service Paul Powers, Mr. Flynn's executive deputy, said that as a practical matter, the commission did not have that authority.

Card Consolidation Credit A United States Supreme Court decision in 2002 said that the pricing of transmission services was the exclusive right of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, but Democrats have argued that nothing in the Supreme Court ruling infringes on the state's ability to influence improvements in infrastructure.

Credit Free Online Report Also today, federal government and power industry officials who are heading an investigation of the blackout reacted with irritation to reports suggesting that a root cause of the blackout was human error.

Credit Federal First Service After a meeting in Princeton with officials of the North American Electric Reliability Council, the group that sets standards for the industry, Spencer Abraham, the secretary of energy, insisted that all the information had not yet been collected and analyzed.

Consumer Credit Service An essential part of the inquiry, he said, is taking thousands of pieces of data readings from individual power plants or transmission lines and compiling them into an authoritative timeline, but that would take weeks, not days, he said.

Center Credit Family Service By Al Baker and Richard Perez-Pena
New York Times - 8/28/2003

Topic: Energy

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