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Every photograph on this site shows real infrastructure work. They are documentary images used under the licenses below and do not depict MissionGrid personnel, clients or projects. Images were cropped and color-graded for the site.

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4.16kV switchgear.jpgRsparks3CC0Wikimedia Commons
Performing tests on the newly installed and newly energized facility power systems in a power substation in Queens. 05-30-2019 (47974562927).jpgMTA Capital Construction Mega ProjectsCC BY 2.0Wikimedia Commons
Electrician connecting control wires to a panel located in a power sub-station in Queens. (CS179, 10-24-18) (44655487705).jpgMTA Capital Construction Mega ProjectsCC BY 2.0Wikimedia Commons
Transformer installation in the electrical room of the Yard Services Building located in Queens. (CS179, 08-29-2018) (43672643054).jpgMTA Capital Construction Mega ProjectsCC BY 2.0Wikimedia Commons
Laying out, identifying, and terminating power feed control wires in a recently energized power substation. 05-14-2019 (46954791765).jpgMTA Capital Construction Mega ProjectsCC BY 2.0Wikimedia Commons
Data center cooling tower.jpgRsparks3CC0Wikimedia Commons
Data center backup generators.jpgRsparks3CC0Wikimedia Commons
Pont-l'Abbé high-voltage substation 04 - Arrival portal and switchgear.jpgPtiBzhCC0Wikimedia Commons
Data Center Tour & Technical Deep Dive into the Power, Data and Cooling Infrastructure!.webmLawrence SystemsCC BY 3.0Wikimedia Commons
What's Inside This Decommissioned Data Center-.webmLawrence SystemsCC BY 3.0Wikimedia Commons
Electrician installing conduits along the 46th Street node in the future LIRR passenger concourse. (CM014B, 11-28-2018) (44303105920).jpgMTA Capital Construction Mega ProjectsCC BY 2.0Wikimedia Commons
Identification and termination of security wires in one of the communication rooms in Yard Service Building (CS179, 5-21-18) (42447648682).jpgMTA Capital Construction Mega ProjectsCC BY 2.0Wikimedia Commons

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