NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — After January’s winter storm took out many power lines, leaving some people in the cold for more than a week, questions are now being raised about why more infrastructure in Tennessee isn’t underground.
Nashville Electric Service (NES) says there are several factors involved.
According to NES, a Metro ordinance requires all new subdivisions to install underground infrastructure. The utility says it is also expanding its underground power facilities…