Conastone to Maryland Line
230 kV Line Rebuild
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Project Need
- This project helps to resolve PJM requirements as identified in 2014-15 PJM RTEP Market Efficiency Study and is required for BGE to meet its obligations under the Operating Agreement with PJM
- This project resolves transmission system congestion and reduces associated congestion costs in the PJM market, thus providing economic benefit to BGE customers
- This project is a part of a larger PJM Project that was previously approved by PJM. This portion of the project is related to facilities in BGE’s service territory, specifically the Conastone substation and a new transmission line connecting it to the new Furnace Run substation
Project Description
- Construct a new 230 kV circuit from BGE’s Conastone Substation to the Maryland state line
- Modify BGE’s Conastone substation to install the additional circuit
- Construct a Conastone 230 kV termination yard to transition new circuit for overhead to underground entering station
- Overall project length is approximately 2 miles
- This project is subject to PSC approval and design changes
Timeline
Photo Simulation
View from Lieb Road looking southwest. This project is subject to PSC approval and design changes.
Viewpoint Location Map
Construction Sequence
Construction sequence graphics are intended to provide an overview of the typical construction sequence for a project. These graphics are used to give stakeholders a general idea of what to expect regarding this project’s construction process and effort. This project is subject to PSC approval and design changes.
Conastone to Maryland Line
Right-of-Way Path
Contact BGE
If you have any questions about this project, please contact BGE at pennsylvaniainterconnections@bge-tsrep.com and refer to the Pennsylvania Interconnections (PJM 3A) Projects. Please include your name and address for prompt follow-up