Bramah Project
Transource PA representatives plan to construct Bramah Substation on company property to enhance the electrical strength and reliability of the area’s electric transmission grid in Peach Bottom Township, York County, Pennsylvania. The Bramah Project allows for additional and alternative paths for electricity, facilitates future reliability, generation, and load growth. The new substation brings over $104 million in new infrastructure investment to Pennsylvania.
Sooner - Wekiwa Project
The Sooner - Wekiwa Project increases consumer access to more affordable power in Oklahoma as well as parts of Arkansas, Missouri, Texas and Louisiana.
The Southwest Power Pool (SPP) awarded Transource the opportunity to construct an electric transmission line from Oklahoma Gas & Electric’s (OG&E) Sooner Substation in Noble County to Public Service Company of Oklahoma’s (PSO) Wekiwa Substation in Tulsa County to address deficiencies in the electric grid and improve consumer access to low-cost power.
Mathewson - Redbud Transmission Line Project
The Mathewson-Redbud Transmission Line Project involves building approximately 40 miles of 345-kilovolt (kV) electric transmission line from Oklahoma Gas & Electric’s (OG&E) Mathewson Substation in Piedmont to OG&E’s Redbud Substation in Luther. The Southwest Power Pool (SPP), the regional transmission operator who oversees the power grid across 14 states, mandated this project to relieve congestion on the power grid in and around Oklahoma City. After considering several alternative projects, SPP awarded this project to Transource through a competitive proposal process.
Rice - Ringgold Transmission Line Project
Transource is developing the Rice-Ringgold Project, a 29-mile double circuit 230 kV transmission line connecting the new 500/230kV Rice substation in Shippensburg, Pennsylvania to the Ringgold substation in Smithsburg, Maryland. This project, awarded by the PJM Interconnection, LLC (PJM), is needed to reduce grid congestion and allow lower-cost power to flow more efficiently to area communities. Transource is working closely with landowners, local officials, and key stakeholders to ensure their critical input is considered.