• Southern Alberta Transmission Reinforcement

Windy Flats 138 kV Line Re-configuration

Project overview

AltaLink is currently completing public consultation for this project and wants your input to identify the lowest overall impact location for the proposed transmission line upgrade.

The Windy Flats 138 kV Line Re-configuration is part of an area transmission development called the Southern Alberta Transmission Reinforcement (SATR). This reinforcement includes new transmission lines and upgrades to the electric system in southern Alberta. These projects will connect new wind-generated power to Alberta's electric system and strengthen the transmission system in the area. 

Project details

The proposed project includes:

  • rebuilding one to three kilometres of the existing 603AL transmission line
  • rebuilding approximately 1.6 kilometres of existing 725BL transmission line from single to double circuit
  • building approximately 100 metres of new single circuit 138 kV transmission line to connect the new 608L transmission line to the proposed Windy Flats Substation
  • building approximately 100 metres of new single circuit 138 kV transmission line to connect the existing 603AL transmission line to the proposed Windy Flats Substation
  • adding new 138 kV equipment to the proposed Windy Flats Substation

Anticipated project schedule

Although we attempt to follow the anticipated project schedule it is subject to change. We will continue to provide you with updated schedule information as the project progresses.

Project schedule
Winter/spring 2012 File application with the Alberta Utilities Commission

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October 2012

February 2012 

November 2011 

October 2011 

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