Product Category

Home >> News Center

Midwest Electric sets $11.8 million work plan

2017-2-9

 USA, Missouri: The Midwest Electric board of trustees has approved a four-year $11.8 million work plan to further improve power reliability, which will include several substation upgrade projects.

As part of the plan, $3.2 million will go towards general improvements, including replacement of transformers, poles, reclosers, voltage regulators, and more, reports The Delphos Herald.

The cooperative will put $1 million into upgrading the Coldwater, Macedon and Marathon substations, increasing their capacity.

A spare transformer will be purchased for the Marathon substation, which will also see four kilometres of transmission line rebuilt.

Source: The Delphos Herald

  • 1,000 transformers to be installed in rural communities[2017-12-11]
  • Nexans and Fincantieri enters into agreement for the supply of Halogen Free shipboard cables through[2012-10-28]
  • Duke Energy plans to spend nearly $2B to upgrade electrical grid[2016-2-9]
  • UK government approves £300 million power station in North Wales[2017-8-1]
  • Arduous journey for giant Manapouri transformers[2015-1-15]