The Arkansas Public Service Commission (PSC) has given its approval for the 2 GW Wind Catcher Energy Connection project, being jointly developed by American Electric Power’s (AEP) subsidiaries – Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSCO) and Southwestern Electric Power Company (SWEPCO), with Invenergy. SWEPCO had filed an application with the Arkansas PSC in July 2017.
Read MoreThe USD4.5 billion project entails the development of the Wind Catcher generation facility, located in the Oklahoma panhandle; 350 miles (565 km) of a 765 kV single-circuit power line between Guymon and Tulsa, Oklahoma; and two new substations, one at the wind facility and one near Tulsa.
Read MoreSouthwestern Electric Power Company (SWEPCO) – a subsidiary of American Electric Power (AEP), has signed a settlement agreement with Louisiana Public Service Commission (PSC), Walmart Stores, Inc. and Sam’s West, Inc., for its Wind Catcher Energy Connection project.
Read MoreSouthwestern Electric Power Company (SWEPCO) – a subsidiary of American Electric Power (AEP) – has filed a joint application, along with the staff of Arkansas Public Service Commission (APSC), Arkansas attorney general and Walmart Inc., to the APSC for its Wind Catcher Energy Connection project.
Read MoreMidwest Independent Transmission System Operator (MISO) and the majority of its transmission owners have submitted a joint filing of revised tariff terms to the FERC, to allocate transmission costs when Entergy integrates into MISO.
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