Great River Energy, ITC Midwest, and Xcel Energy Propose 765-kV Transmission Line to Support Renewable Energy Integration

Great River Energy, ITC Midwest, and Xcel Energy have submitted an application for a Certificate of Need to propose the construction of a 765-kilovolt (kV) transmission line. The project aims to enhance the reliability and capacity of the regional power grid. The proposed transmission line would span multiple states and is designed to address growing energy demands while supporting renewable energy integration.

The companies involved in the proposal state that this high-voltage transmission line will improve electricity delivery across the region by increasing efficiency and reducing congestion on existing infrastructure. They also highlight its potential role in facilitating access to renewable energy sources, such as wind and solar power, which are becoming increasingly prevalent in the area. The application process marks an early step in what could be a multi-year effort involving regulatory reviews, public input, and environmental assessments before any construction begins.

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Date: February 3, 2026

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