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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) - California Harnessing Advanced Reliable Grid Enhancing Technologies for Transmission (charge 2T) the Project Sets Forth Several Goals to Modernize and Expand California’s Electrical Grid for Enhanced Performance and Sustainability. It Includes Reconductoring and Rebuilding More Than 100 Miles, Plus Constructing New Transmission Lines, Using Advanced Conductors (AC) to Significantly Increase Transmission Capacity. to Further Reduce Congestion and Lower Energy Costs for Consumers, Dynamic Line Rating (DLR) Devices Will Be Deployed Across Several Transmission Lines, Complemented by the Installation of Short Circuit Duty Monitoring Devices at Various Substations to Bolster Grid Reliability. the Project Will Accelerate the Development of a Secure Web-based Portal for Managing Interconnection Processes for the State’s Transmission Provider, Including Targeted Improvements and Integration With Utilities, to Enhance Ongoing Interconnection Process Improvements.
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$630.6 Million
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