Conastone to Graceton
230 kV Line Reconductoring
Miles of Line
Project Need
- Project scope includes reconductoring an existing double-circuit 230 kV transmission line from Conastone to Graceton, replacing insulators, and installing two double-circuit weathering steel poles approximate 125 ft tall each
- The project also includes various upgrades to equipment within the Conastone Substation to accommodate the transmission line rebuild
- Overall project length is approximately 8.5 miles
- PSC approval received March 4, 2020
- This project is subject to PSC approval and design changes
Resources
Timeline
Photo Simulation
View from Telegraph Road looking southwest. The majority of this project is reconductoring the existing double-circuit 230 kV transmission line. Reconductoring is replacing old transmission wire with new transmission wire. This effort will result in minimal visual change. This project is subject to PSC approval and design changes.
Viewpoint Location Map
Construction Sequence
Construction sequence graphics are intended to provide an overview of the typical construction sequence for a project. These graphics are used to give stakeholders a general idea of what to expect regarding this project’s construction process and effort. This project is subject to PSC approval and design changes.
Conastone to Graceton
Right-of-Way Path
Contact BGE
If you have any questions about this project, please contact BGE at conastonewhitemarsh@bge-tsrep.com and refer to the Conastone to White Marsh (PJM 5E) Projects. Please include your name and address for prompt follow-up.