While we all understand and respect the need for more power, we find it disconcerting that the ATC has proposed burying the high-powered transmission lines underground just blocks away along 92nd ...

The 150-mile, 345-kilovolt line would connect similar, existing infrastructure in western Wisconsin to Madison by 2018. Corporate communications manager Anne Spaltholz said ATC is looking for the ...

areas. Preliminary costs for the lines and substations run from $595 million to $895 million. ATC said the need for the project is driven by regional changes in power generation and load and the ...

including Xcel Energy and Dairyland Power Cooperative, which like ATC own transmission lines in Wisconsin. The bill's opponents include the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, a conservative ...

Pewaukee-based ATC, owner and operator of the high-voltage ... had previously worked with Minnesota Power on a 220-mile Arrowhead-Weston power line connecting Wausau and Duluth, Minn.

The cooperative operates a power plant that burns coal and natural gas and owns and operates 620 miles of transmission lines. ATC has launched several efforts over the past five years to work on ...

He said the tower structures holding up the lines will be a nuisance. "I just hate to have to work around the poles," Heintz said. ATC employees were stationed at maps, large and small ...

Jackie Olson, spokeswoman for ATC in De Pere, said the line was originally engineered ... between the Wisconsin Public Service Corp. power plant and the substation. The project was approved ...

It is going to affect a very small amount of the course and it is going to be out of play,” Millis said explaining that ATC will be taking out the power lines that currently run through the golf ...

ATC senior vegetation management specialist, in a press release. “However, the aerial work is weather-dependent so the duration of the work could fluctuate.” The power line stretches mostly in ...

ATC spokeswoman Sarah Justus said the ... Opponents argue energy demand is declining and the lines will actually carry coal power to the East while local customers bear the costs.