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Re:A first for Canada: New type of nuclear plant opening by ... by davedx on Tuesday May 03, 2022 @06:12AM (#31246560)
Yup this has been a huge problem in Germany. Increasing transmission capacity between north Germany where all the wind resources are and south where the industry is has been fraught with obstacles by NIMBY's who don't like the power lines.
Re:A first for Canada: New type of nuclear plant opening by ... by raytube on Tuesday May 03, 2022 @07:21AM (#31246970)
At least overhead lines are honest. I find the buried infrastructure harder to level in my brain.
Re:A first for Canada: New type of nuclear plant opening by ... by ncmncm on Friday May 06, 2022 @10:34PM (#31291700)
You dislike water delivered in pipes that do not freeze? Where do you find overhead plumbing?

And, is the wiring in your house all exposed?

Re:A first for Canada: New type of nuclear plant opening by ... by raytube on Tuesday May 10, 2022 @03:09PM (#31331256)
Yeah bad example, most wiring is visible in the house. But water pipes outside. You have a point. Weirdly cut an old buried feeder out the ground today.

The untidy assortment of cabling under the living room floor sends shivers through my spine even though that's hidden. I once was a cable guy.