Bipole Mired by Resistance
Electrical resistance refers to how strongly a material opposes the flow of an electrical current, while conductivity refers to an object's ability to carry or conduct a current.
The path of least resistance, on the other hand, is the policy adopted by the Manitoba government in making decisions about Bipole III, the $3.3-billion transmission line to conduct electricity to southern Manitoba and the United States.
The latest example of political decision-making on the most expensive project in the province's history occurred Tuesday when Manitoba Hydro agreed to file a new environmental assessment on a revised route for the transmission line.
The Crown corporation …
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Article title: Bipole Mired by Resistance.
Contributors: Not available.
Newspaper title: Winnipeg Free Press.
Publication date: November 15, 2012.
Page number: A16.
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