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brownout

[broun-out] / ˈbraʊnˌaʊt /


NOUN
outage
Synonyms


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Yukelson also questioned whether the electrical grid can accommodate the additional load, saying that customers are already subjected to blackouts and brownouts during the summer.

From Los Angeles Times

That’s placed more demand on the grid, with occasional brownouts having been reported at some ports in the East and Gulf coasts, said the Waterfront Employers’ Vogel.

From Los Angeles Times

Critics say wind farm projects are expensive, damage the environment and make the electrical grid less stable and more prone to brownout and blackouts.

From Washington Times

That same year, a drought brought “brownouts” from starved hydroelectric plants.

From Seattle Times

“A question we get a lot, particularly from certain markets where people experience blackouts and brownouts and grid resiliency issues, is, ‘Is the grid ready for all these electric vehicles?’”

From New York Times