Lethbridge residents could see their electric bills jump another $5.50 next month. But none of that hike will be going to the city’s coffers.
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Lethbridge residents could see their electric bills jump another $5.50 next month. But none of that hike will be going to the city’s coffers.
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EDMONTON-The Heartland transmission line is alive and crackling, Epcor announced Saturday.
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The Montana-Alberta Tie Line power transmission line will be commissioned in early September.
“Some of the final testing was completed this past Saturday morning, where they demonstrated that we have a clean connection from Lethbridge to Great Falls,” said Scott Dodd, senior project director with Enbridge, on Monday. “The final commissioning has to wait approximately two weeks.”
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EDMONTON – Alberta’s newest transmission line running between the Lethbridge area and Great Falls, Mont., will operate like a pipeline as a Spanish-owned wind energy firm and an American investment bank will pay to use it.
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The cost of constructing transmission lines will more than double the transmission charges on residential electricity bills and could drive some commercial and industrial users out of the province, says a report prepared for the Alberta Utilities Commission.
The report by the industry experts on a transmission cost recovery subcommittee warns that transmission “wire” costs are forecast to increase from $14 per megawatt-hour in 2011 to about $32 by 2018.
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EDMONTON – Atco Electric’s $1.6-billion transmission line through eastern Alberta was approved Thursday by the Alberta Utilities Commission, marking a major step in the long-awaited expansion of the province’s electricity grid.
“We’re very happy, it’s been a lot of work,” said Sett Policicchio, Atco president of capital projects.
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Altalink is back at construction of the 714 transmission line towers which make up the Whitla to Bowmanton to Cassils infrastructure upgrade following the end of bird breeding season in the summer.
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