As winter storms intensify, the issue of snow and ice accumulation on electric lines becomes increasingly critical. Every year, communities in snow-prone areas face power outages that not only cause inconvenience but also pose serious risks to safety and economic stability. It is imperative that utility companies adopt more proactive strategies in managing snow removal from electric lines to ensure reliability and safety in power supply.
Traditionally, utilities have relied on passive methods for dealing with snow and ice on power lines, such as waiting for it to melt or manually removing it. However, these methods are not only inefficient but also reactive. They do not prevent outages but rather respond to them after they have already caused problems. This approach is outdated and insufficient in the face of changing weather patterns
