There's a lot of slop in electricity infrastructure especially in those big towers with cable drapes of hundreds of feet.
Australia, the continent, has shifted by 4.9 feet since the last local mapping grid adjustment was made to GPS coordinates back in 1994.
That's about 2.7 inches a year .. that took entire regional electrical service areas along with it as a single unit with no stretching of cables.
In your scenario you need to find electrical works spanning a fault line, rigidly fixed to both sides, and built by Engineers (civil, mech, not software) clueless to drift .. like a steel bridge constructed without expansion joints to account for tempreture changes.
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There's a lot of slop in electricity infrastructure especially in those big towers with cable drapes of hundreds of feet.
Australia, the continent, has shifted by 4.9 feet since the last local mapping grid adjustment was made to GPS coordinates back in 1994.
That's about 2.7 inches a year .. that took entire regional electrical service areas along with it as a single unit with no stretching of cables.
In your scenario you need to find electrical works spanning a fault line, rigidly fixed to both sides, and built by Engineers (civil, mech, not software) clueless to drift .. like a steel bridge constructed without expansion joints to account for tempreture changes.