Sydney is a city that runs with a particular type of intensity-- its rate, its density, and the intricacy of its built environment produce conditions where electrical emergencies bring effects that are felt more immediately and more broadly than comparable scenarios in smaller, less forced urban

The modern dependence on a smooth supply of electrical power suggests that even a small interruption to a power grid can throw a whole family or commercial enterprise into outright chaos. When unanticipated electrical emergency situations take place, they seldom present themselves at convenient t