Substation improvements
- Oil testing and dissolved gas analysis completed on 23 substation transformers and 81 substation regulators.
- Bi-Annual substation infrared inspections were completed to look for equipment and hardware loose connections.
- Maintenance change-out of 15 substation voltage regulators and 7 substation reclosers over the past year.
- Completed inspections of field equipment on the distribution lines, which consists of 32 voltage regulators, 46 capacitor banks and 38 reclosers.
Construction highlights
- 12,908 poles inspected and tested
- 509 (3.9%) poles identified for replacement
- 23,381 meter locations inspected and readings verified
- 53.1 miles of overhead / underground wire and cable added or replaced
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