Basin Electric Power Cooperative (Basin Electric) has assumed responsibility for the maintenance of the Stegall DC tie, a high voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission line that connects the eastern and western...
Read MoreBlack Hills Energy—a subsidiary of the Black Hills Corporation—has energised the first 48-mile-long (77.3 km) segment (operating south from Rapid City to Hot Springs, South Dakota) of the 230 kV South Rapid City–Westhill transmission line rebuilding project.
Read MoreThe project consisted of a 23-mile (37-km), 115 kV electric transmission line from the existing Scottsbluff substation to a new Stegall substation built under the project.
Read MoreAs per the assessment of NPPD, the line is required to enhance transmission system reliability in the western Nebraska Panhandle region, and to meet the North American Electric Reliability Corporation’s Reliability Standards for the western Nebraska area.
Read MoreNebraska Public Power District (NPPD) has completed the process of receiving the right-of-entry (RoE) with landowners for its Stegall to Scottsbluff transmission line project. This has provided NPPD with access to the site for the project.
Read MoreConstruction works of the Stegall to Scottsbluff transmission line project are likely to start during the last quarter of 2016 and complete by end-2017.
Read MoreNebraska Public Power District (NPPD) has announced the final route for its Stegall to Scottsbluff transmission line project.
Read MoreNebraska Public Power District (NPPD) has scheduled a public meeting in Gering on August 20, 2014 for its Stegall to Scottsbluff transmission line project.
Read MoreThe Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) is planning to begin the public involvement process for its USD389 million Scottsbluff to Stegall transmission project from January 2013.
Read MoreThe board of directors of Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) has approved a resolution to authorise the company’s management to begin initial planning and engineering work of the Stegall transmission project.
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