Transmission Professionals Group
The Transmission Professionals special interest group covers the distribution of power from generation to final destination.
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Woman not done fighting Transource project: 'You start imagining everything you could lose'
A case study in the obstacles to modernizing transmission infrastructure -- a 76-mile high-voltage transmission line has been proposed and mapped in Oklahoma. After much community engagement, the company may still get taken to court over a single objection by a single landowner. I think it's probably not wrong to say that public engagement tends to be a "dog and pony show" as the landowner in this article accuses; however, I wonder whether Transource could have done a better job in making affected property owners feel like they were at the table. Threats of condemnation and eminent domain are bad PR not only for this project and this company but for similar projects across the country.
Woman not done fighting Transource project: 'You start imagining everything you could lose'
Neva Alsip is unhappy — but not surprised — that Transource Energy's final route for a planned $100 million, 76-mile electric transmission line crosses her property.
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