Projeto de construção de nova linha de transmissão

Visão geral do projeto

The Hoosier Energy Wheeler Creek to Kays Transmission Line Project (Project) represents a critical infrastructure improvement to ensure reliable electric service for south-central Illinois. The project supports the rebuild and upgrade of approximately 28 miles of transmission line between the Fairfield South Substation and Wheeler Creek Substation. Some areas of the existing transmission line may need to be rerouted in order to safely locate the new structures.

These improvements will strengthen the system, enhance reliability, and support efficient operations for years to come.

Linha do tempo

Phase 1 Open House: March 2026

Phase 2 Open House: Summer 2026

Atividades de pré-construção (pesquisa, imóveis, projeto, licenciamento, materiais, etc.): Summer 2026 – 2027

Atividades e acesso à vegetação: December 2026 – April 2027

Construção (fundações, construção de linhas): 2027-2029

Restauração: Ongoing throughout construction – December 2029

Design do Projeto

The existing 69kV wooden monopoles will be upgraded to 138 kV galvanized steel monopoles.

Wheeler Creek to Kays map

Visão geral da Hoosier Energy

Fundada em 1949, a Hoosier Energy é uma cooperativa de geração e transmissão (G&T) com sede em Bloomington, Indiana.

A G&T fornece energia elétrica e serviços para 17 cooperativas de distribuição associadas no centro e sul de Indiana e sudeste de Illinois. Somos uma organização focada na comunidade que trabalha para fornecer energia acessível, confiável e segura de forma eficiente.

Hoosier Energy & Wayne White Electric Cooperative

Wayne White Electric Cooperative is Hoosier Energy’s only local cooperative in Illinois.  Electric cooperatives were organized by people living in rural areas who banded together to supply electricity to their own homes, where investor-owned utilities refused to go (and still do). With offices in Fairfield and Enfield, Wayne-White Electric Cooperative currently provides service to over 14,200 meters in 11 counties in southeastern Illinois.

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