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November 1965 saw one of the most widespread power outages in North American history. On the freezing cold evening of the 9th, the grid was operating at maximum capacity as people tried to stay warm when a misconfigured relay tripped a breaker on a key transmission line. The loss of that single line cascaded into a loss of service for over 30 million people in the northeast US plus parts of Ontario in Canada. Restoring electricity to that many people is no simple task. In this case, the startup began with a little 12 megawatt gas generator in Southampton, New York. Thats about the capacity of four wind turbines, but it was enough to get power plants in Long Island back online which were able to power up all of New York City, eventually returning service to all those 30 million people. The grid is a little bit of a house of cards. Its not necessarily flimsy, but if the whole thing gets knocked down, you have to rebuild it one card at a time and from the gr
