AEP Ohio representatives plan to upgrade the electric transmission network serving customers in Huron and Ashland counties.
The South Greenwich – New London Transmission Line Project involves:
Improvements to the transmission grid address below-average reliability concerns. Building approximately 10 miles of transmission line provides a second source of electricity to the communities of New London, Greenwich, Delphi, Boughtonville, and New Haven. In the event a line experiences an outage, or needs maintenance, the other line can continue to serve customers. Switch poles isolate equipment from the power grid and improve operational flexibility. A stronger transmission grid also benefits the local distribution companies such as Firelands Electric Cooperative, the Village of Greenwich, and AEP Ohio, who receive power from the transmission lines.
Company representatives plan to evaluate study segments in the area for the proposed power line. Study segments are multiple alternatives presented to determine a line route. Company representatives do not build all study segments, rather, they select one route to build based on public feedback and feasibility.
February 2023: AEP Ohio project representatives will announce the final line route. Landowners can expect to hear from a representative from Property ROW thereafter.
The project involves the use of single steel poles and H-frame structures.
Pole Height Range: 75 - 100 feet
Right-of-way Width: 80 - 100 feet
*Exact structure, height, and right-of-way requirements may vary depending on location, terrain, and voltage.
AEP Ohio provides electricity to nearly 1.5 million customers.
AEP Ohio Outreach Representative
833-689-3375
AEPOhio_Outreach@powereng.com
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