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Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) – Project Da: Distribution Automation Deployment in Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and Oklahoma This Project Seeks to Improve Reliability on the Circuits Where Distribution Automation (DA) Is Deployed by 33%, as Measured by Circuit Customer Minutes of Interruption (cmi), While Adding System Switching Flexibility and Efficiency for Operations and Providing Additional Capacity for Distribution-connected Renewables. Preceding or Accompanying Autorecloser Deployments Will Be Upgrades to Capacity and Structural Integrity of Conductors, Poles, Station Transformers, and Related Equipment in the Vicinity of Devices.
Committed
$47.5 Million
Paid out
$1.1M
2%
Committed, not yet paid
$46.4M
98%
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