Ohio Transmission Projects
A major effort is now underway to reinforce Ohio's electric system. FirstEnergy, working with the Board of Governors at PJM Interconnection, identified nearly $900 million in transmission upgrades, including new transmission lines and substations, to help ensure continued reliability in the region.
Transmission Projects:
Northeast Ohio
- Leroy Center-Mayfield Q1 and Q2 138-kV Transmission Lines Partial Reconductor Project
- Darrow-Riverway & Evans-Riverway 138-Kilovolt Transmission Line Project
- Ashland Substation & 138-kV Transmission Lines Structure Addition Project
- Ashtabula-Pinney Dock 138-kV Transmission Line Project
- Lincoln Park-Riverbend 138-kV Transmission Line Project
Central Ohio
- Broadview-Clark 138-kV Transmission Line Structure Replacement Project
- London-Tangy 138-kV Transmission Line Tap to Mitchell Delivery Point Substation Project
Northwest Ohio
- Dowling-Fulton 345-kV Transmission Line Tap to Melbourne Substation Project
- Midway-Richland-Wauseon 138-kV Transmission Line Three Terminal Line Elimination Project
- Richland-East Leipsic 138-kV Transmission Line Rebuild Project
- Angola-Midway 138-kV Transmission Line Relocation at Monclova Road Project
- Angola-Midway 138-kV Transmission Line Relocation Project
- Delta-Wauseon 138-kV Transmission Line Tap to Nova Tube Steel Substation Project
- Allen Junction-Westgate 138-kV Transmission Line Relocation Project
- Greenfield-Lakeview 138-kV Transmission Line Reconductor Project
- Delta-Wauseon 138-kV Transmission Line Tap to Winameg Area Substation Project
- Beaver-Wellington 138-kV Transmission Line Project
- Fostoria West End (AEP) Lemoyne-West Fremont 138-kV Transmission Line and Woodville No. 2 Substation Upgrade Project
- NSG Glass North America Tap Project
- Wood County 138-kV Reinforcement Project
Southeast Ohio
