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Grid infrastructureUnited StatesEIR-1383

Transformer explosion reported to have knocked out power to Route 135 in Ashland

2022Published 28 Sept 2026

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A local report published on 23 December 2022 said a transformer explosion had knocked out power to Route 135 in Ashland. The article text was not available. The cause, the extent of any damage, how long power was out, and whether anyone was injured were not reported. It was not reported whether the transformer was at a substation or on a distribution line.

Not reported.

  1. A transformer failure can interrupt supply along a road corridor even when the cause is not yet known.
  2. Early reports often omit outage duration, injuries and the exact asset, so those facts should be confirmed before conclusions are drawn.
  3. Roadside and distribution transformers should be identifiable in outage records so the affected circuit can be isolated quickly.

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Published 2026-09-28. Written from public reporting. Descriptive, not investigative. See the data accuracy disclaimer.

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