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Client: Pioneer Transmission, LLC Joint venture w/ Duke Energy & American Electric Power
Project Location: Indiana
Service(s) Provided: Line Construction
Constructed a new 70-mile 765kV line in central Indiana using self-supporting, 4-legged lattice towers constructed on concrete foundations. The line utilizes a 6-Bundle 795 kCMIL (45/7) ACSR conductor and two (2) optical ground wires were installed. The 765kV line is a green field project, built on a new centerline. EC Source was responsible for receipt, storage, and management of owner transmission line material inventory. The project included two (2) river crossings: The Tippecanoe River 250-foot crossing and the Wabash River 400-foot crossing.
