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Appalachian Power to request approval for modernization, reliability project in five Virginia counties - Daily Energy Insider
A rate increase for Appalachian Power customers in the amount of a 3.6% increase was denied. The funds would have gone toward improvements to restoration. Will their proposal to modernize the grid be approved? If so, it will include rebuilding miles of transmission lines and upgrades to several substations.
Appalachian Power to request approval for modernization, reliability project in five Virginia counties - Daily Energy Insider
Appalachian Power seeks to bring transmission systems from the 1920s and 1940s into the modern age by introducing a 138-kilovolt (kV) electrical system in central Virginia, known as the Virginia Transmission Reliability Project. The company ... Read More
Source: dailyenergyinsider.com
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