The Beginning of Electric Energy Transmission: Part Two [Historical] (original) (raw)

The paper explores the historical development of electric energy transmission, focusing on the emergence of direct current (DC) systems during the 19th century. It highlights key figures such as Werner Siemens, Zénobe Gramme, and Thomas Edison, detailing their contributions to the technological advancements that made widespread electric power distribution possible. The text delves into significant events, such as the Wiener Weltausstellung and various exhibitions, illustrating how demonstrations and innovations paved the way for the acceptance and utilization of electric energy. The analysis underscores the transition from early DC systems to more efficient alternating current (AC) systems, setting the stage for modern electricity transmission technologies.