NPR.org put together five interesting way to visualize and interact with the health of the US electrical systems. Such as:
- The Grid
- Sources of Power: Coal, Nuclear, Gas, Hydro, Oil
- Power Plants
- Solar Power
- Wind Power
May 11, 2009
What's the health of the nation's electrical systems?
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