Company: ITC Michigan

  • Keystone-Hodenpyl Transmission Line Rebuild

    Keystone-Hodenpyl Transmission Line Rebuild

    Portions of the electric transmission grid in northwestern Michigan were built in the 1950’s and 60’s and have experienced minimal investment since that time. The lines and structures on the Keystone-Hodenpyl 138,000 volt (138 kV) line reached their design capacity limits and became difficult to maintain. METC  upgraded this 26-mile line in order to improve…

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  • Cottage Grove-East Tawas Transmission Line Rebuild

    Cottage Grove-East Tawas Transmission Line Rebuild

    METC recently upgraded the Cottage Grove-East Tawas section of the Iosco-Karn 138,000 volt (138 kV) line in northeastern Michigan, bringing the line there up to design and construction codes. This upgrade utilizes engineered steel monopoles and aluminum conductors to increase the line’s capacity and reliability and to improve lightning protection. Work began in the first…

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  • State-Pioneer Transmission Line Project

    State-Pioneer Transmission Line Project

    ITC Michigan, through its ITCTransmission subsidiary, constructed approximately three miles of 120,000 volt (120kV) double-circuit transmission line to connect the State and Pioneer substations. This project will support electric reliability and increase capacity in the Ann Arbor area. Construction was completed in early 2020. The State-Pioneer project is an example of ITC’s ongoing commitment to the…

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  • Stover – Van Tyle Rebuild Project

    Stover – Van Tyle Rebuild Project

    ITC Holdings Corp., through its Michigan Electric Transmission Company, LLC (METC) subsidiary, is upgrading electricity transmission infrastructure in Michigan. METC has completed the rebuild of approximately 22 miles of its Stover – Van Tyle 138 kV transmission line, replacing the existing structures with new monopoles designed for higher-rated conductor (wire). ITC’s approach to transmission infrastructure…

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  • Toll Road Project

    Toll Road Project

    ITC’s Toll Road Project in Monroe County, Michigan, is providing greater system reliability and operational flexibility in the region. The project is being conducted in three phases: Phase I involved construction of the new 120 kV Toll Road Station, which includes 11 120 kV breakers and reconfiguration of the Fermi-Swan Creek circuit into the station….

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  • Verona – Barnum Creek Jct. Transmission Line Rebuild

    Verona – Barnum Creek Jct. Transmission Line Rebuild

    ITC Holdings Corp., through its Michigan Electric Transmission Company, LLC (METC) subsidiary, rebuilt approximately six miles of its Verona – Barnum Creek Jct. 138,000 volt (138 kV) transmission line in Calhoun County. The existing structures were replaced with new 230 kV double-circuit structures and conductor (wires), providing greater reliability in southwest Michigan. The Verona –…

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  • Vestaburg – Alma Rebuild Project

    Vestaburg – Alma Rebuild Project

    ITC’s METC subsidiary is upgrading electricity transmission infrastructure in Michigan by rebuilding approximately 16 miles of its Vestaburg – Alma 138 kV transmission line, replacing the existing structures with new monopoles designed for higher-rated conductor (wire) and optical ground wire (OPGW). Additionally, METC will replace the conductor on 3 miles of the adjacent Eureka –…

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  • Mercury Transmission Project

    Mercury Transmission Project

    To improve reliability and meet the region’s growing energy demands, ITC Michigan, through its ITC Transmission subsidiary, is constructing a new substation and transmission line in the City of Dearborn. The project consists of a new 120,000 volt (120 kV) substation, named Mercury, that will connect to ITC’s existing 120 kV Crestwood – Arctic transmission…

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  • Meyer Substation

    Meyer Substation

    ITC Holdings Corp., through its Michigan Electric Transmission Company, LLC (METC) subsidiary, has completed construction of the new Meyer substation in Wright Twp. The station connects to the existing Ludington – Tallmadge #1 and Argenta – Kenowa 345,000-volt (345kV) transmission lines, and the Cobb – Tallmadge #1 138,000-volt (138kV) transmission line. The station will be…

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  • Michigan Thumb Generator Interconnections

    Michigan Thumb Generator Interconnections

    As Michigan continues to transition to a cleaner portfolio of power generation resources, additional transmission capacity will be needed to promote the continued reliability of the bulk power system and support the interconnection of new generation resources. In the thumb region, approximately 1,200 megawatts (MW) of wind generation is currently connected, or under construction to…

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