Transmission Improvements Project involves rebuilding approximately 1 mile of 138-kilovolt (kV) transmission line to strengthen the local transmission system.
AEP Texas officials plan to file a Certificate of Convenience and Necessity (CCN) application with the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUC) following a review of public input on route link development and additional route analysis. Project representatives expect to file a CCN application by fall 2024. The final line route is determined by the PUC.
June 2024: AEP Texas representatives hosted a public open house on Thursday, June 27, at the Gregory Municipal Complex Community Center located at 310 Ayers St. in Gregory.
During these hours, landowners had the opportunity to view detailed maps and talk to project team members about project plans, the PUC regulatory approval process, the project need and benefits and the routing analysis process.
Company representatives plan to file a Certificate of Convenience and Necessity (CCN) with the PUC following a review of public input on route link development and additional route analysis.
AEP Texas plans to install single concrete poles for this project.
Typical Structure Height: Approximately 75 feet
Typical Distance Between Structures: Approximately
400 feet*
Typical Right-of-Way Width: Approximately 100 feet*
*Exact structure types, height and right-of-way requirements may vary
AEP Texas serves more than 900,000 electric consumers in the deregulated Texas marketplace.
Project Outreach Specialist
833-329-4865
aaknight@aep.com
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