Transmission Professionals Group
The Transmission Professionals special interest group covers the distribution of power from generation to final destination.
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SCE Completes ACCC® Reconductor Project in California
Our goal to decarbonize the electric power grid presents quite a challenge. Fortunately, many progressive utilities such as SCE have been very busy upgrading their existing transmission lines with high-capacity, energy-efficient conductors like ACCC Conductor that can carry twice the capacity of legacy ACSR conductors with ~30% reduction in I2R line losses. Reduced conductor sag is also helping improve reliability and reduce wildfire risk.
SCE Completes ACCC® Reconductor Project in California
Reconductoring existing transmission lines with high-capacity energy-efficient Advanced Conductors such as ACCC Conductor is essential to building a robust and efficient electric power grid. SCE and more than 250 other utilities have done this with great success at nearly 1,100 projects. Here is one quick example.
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