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ITC Transmission Plans 765-Kilovolt Line Through Branch County

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What happened

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ITC Transmission announced its intent to construct the “Horizon Project,” a new 765-kilovolt electric transmission line. The project, which is part of a multi-county electric grid modernization effort, plans to span approximately 68 miles from Monroe County’s Ida Township to the Indiana-Michigan border. ITC Transmission has partnered with Burns & McDonnell to evaluate potential paths for the line.

From wtvbam.com

Why it matters

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The infrastructure investment is developed under the Midcontinent Independent System Operator’s (MISO) regional Long-Range Transmission Plan. The project aims to bolster electric grid resilience during extreme weather and lower overall delivery costs for ratepayers.

From wtvbam.com

Who's involved

  • ITC TransmissionElectricity transmission company planning the Horizon Project
  • Burns & McDonnellEngineering firm partnered with ITC Transmission to evaluate paths
  • Branch CountyCounty through which ITC Transmission plans to build the new power lines
  • MIsOOrganization whose regional transmission plan governs the project

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Burns & McDonnellSpeculative

    Burns & McDonnell could see increased revenue from providing major infrastructure evaluation services

  • Apex Clean EnergySpeculative

    Apex Clean Energy might benefit from improved grid resilience supporting renewable energy operations

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