DATC brings together the strengths of two leading electric industry companies – Duke Energy and American Transmission Co. – to build, own and operate new electric transmission facilities in North America.
Four energy companies are teaming up on an $8-billion effort to ship electric power produced in Wyoming all the way to Southern California via transmission lines, with the help of a novel energy-storage and generation system to be built in Utah.
Four companies proposed an $8 billion project Tuesday that within a decade could send wind energy generated on the plains of Wyoming to power-thirsty households in Southern California.
A proposal to export twice as much Wyoming wind power to Los Angeles as the amount of electricity generated by the Hoover Dam includes an engineering feat even more massive than that famous structure
First initiative of its kind in U.S. Project would link one of nation’s largest wind farms to one of world’s biggest energy storage facilities LOS ANGELES – Four companies today jointly proposed a first-in-the-U.S., $8-billion green energy initiative that would bring large amounts of clean electricity to the Los Angeles area by 2023. The project […]
The Zephyr Power Transmission Project is a proposed transmission line to connect the Pathfinder Renewable Wind Project in eastern Wyoming with communities in the southwestern U.S. that have a demand for clean, reliable and affordable energy.
On March 24 the Wyoming Infrastructure Authority released the final version of the NREL economic study that it previewed in January.
Three representatives from Duke-American Transmission Co. will speak at Infocast’s 17th Annual Transmission Summit in Washington, D.C., March 12-14, 2014.
Duke-American Transmission Co.’s Jeff Peterson will be a panelist at the Electric Reliability Council of Texas Market Summit 2014 on Feb. 26 in Austin, Texas.
Bob Burner of DATC will moderate a panel discussion at TransForum Texas conference Jan. 29-30 in San Antonio, Texas.
DATC’s Laurie Dunham will participate on a panel discussion during EUCI’s Transmission Policy: A National Summit conference Jan. 30-31 in Washington, D.C. The panel will discuss the ins and outs of building new transmission projects in a changing environment and the role of joint ventures.
