What happened
The pilot reported that he was aware of strong crosswind conditions prior to attempting a landing. However, when the moment arrived to execute the landing, he found himself unable to adequately correct for the wind effects. Consequently, the pilot initiated a go-around procedure.
During the climb-out phase, the aircraft encountered gusty winds that caused it to roll to the right. As the airplane failed to gain sufficient altitude, it struck a power line with either its right wingtip or the landing gear wheels.
The investigation
The investigation relied primarily on the pilot's statement regarding the weather conditions and the sequence of events leading to the impact. No mechanical failure was identified as a contributing factor; the loss of control was attributed to the environmental conditions during the critical go-around maneuver.