The Tipp City Network Improvement Project involves constructing approximately 1.5 miles of new single circuit 69 kV transmission line connecting the existing AMP-Transmission (AMPT) owned Canal Substation to the existing AES-owned Miami Substation.
Why is this project needed?
AMPT requested a 2nd source of power at the AMPT-owned Canal Substation. In order to meet this need, AES is constructing a new 69 kV line to AMPT’s Canal Substation in Tipp City. The Project will improve service and reliability to the city of Tipp City.
Project map
Visit the Tipp City Network Improvement Project map, where you can also leave your project feedback.
This project covers:
- Miami County
- Tipp City
- Monroe Township
Details
The project includes:
- Building a new 69kV transmission line between the existing Canal and Miami substations
Typical structures
The project involves the use of self-supporting steel poles on foundations with above-ground heights ranging from approximately 75 ft. to 95 ft. with an approximate ROW easement width that varies between 25 ft. to 50 ft.
Tipp City Network Improvement Project timeline:
Where can I get more information?
To contact AES Ohio about the project or request an electronic copy or hard copy of the application, please leave a message at 937-701-0674 or email aesohionewprojectoutreach@aes.com.
About AES Ohio
- Serving 540,000 customers across 24 counties
- Approximately 19,000 miles of transmission, distribution and underground lines
- 6,000 square mile service territory
AES Ohio invests in our equipment and technology to create a stronger, safer and more efficient electrical system. We know our customers depend on us to provide the electricity they need to power their lives.
