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Ross Transmission Line Extensions

Ross Transmission Line Extensions

Working to improve the reliability of your electric service in Butler County.

Project overview

The Ross Transmission Line Extensions Project will help improve the reliability of the electric transmission system by building four 69-kilovolt (kV) transmission lines in and out of a new electric switching substation. The Ross Substation is under development on Duke Energy property along Ross Millville Road (U.S. 27). Four transmission lines will run in and out of the substation. Two new 69-kilovolt (kV) transmission lines will exit directly to U.S. 27 on Duke Energy-owned property. Two of the new transmission line extensions will involve easement acquisition.

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Community Benefits

These investments will help support our customers’ growing energy needs now and in the years ahead. 
  • Enhances Duke Energy’s ability to provide safe and reliable energy to homes, schools, hospitals and businesses in the area

  • Allows more flexibility for providing critical energy to communities in the region

  • Helps reduce electric service interruptions

  • Improves the company’s operational ability to reroute power during planned and unplanned outages, which can support restoration following extreme weather events

  • Helps maintain a robust system for supplying and delivering electric service to support the continued economic growth for the region

Project Timeline*

Construction is expected to begin in summer 2025 and completed by fall 2025. Here’s a look at typical planning and activities.

*Timeline may change with weather impacts on construction, schedule changes, etc.
 
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