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Put a main line past all your buildings. Run it around if needed, try NOT to run it THROUGH the building, especially through stockpiles. Disaster will inevitably result if you run a line through your buildings, especially stockpiles or small bedrooms. Fire will go bonkers in there, and it heats up the room VERY fast. You can't even get in to fight it unless someone was in while it happened or it's a very large room (large enough to need pillars!). Power conduit can be run along your walkways (and hallways if it must go in a building, make sure hallways are VENTED but still have doors leading to the outside, to allow heat to dissapate in an emergency).
Eventually you will get a BZZZT message and a fire notification. This is a short-circut, this happens periodically. If you get the industrialization mod, it may come with better conduit later on in the game via research. As I said, keep the lines out of your bedrooms, dining rooms, rec rooms, workshops, stockpiles especially, etc. Leave them outside or in halls.
I also prefer it aesthetically, as I don't like seeing power conduits all over the place.