How SCE Integrated Tehachapi Renewables with the Grid

Southern California Edison (SCE) constructed more than 170 miles of high-voltage overhead transmission lines
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March 15, 2017

To carry renewable energy from the Tehachapi Wind Resource Area south to San Bernardino County, Southern California Edison (SCE) constructed more than 170 miles of high-voltage overhead transmission lines and 3.7 miles of underground line, and upgraded and constructed several substations as part of the Tehachapi Renewable Transmission Project.

Following are images from the projects, all featured in the more in-depth article, SCE Makes Major Substation Upgrades....

About the Author

Roman Vazquez III

Senior Project Engineer

Roman Vazquez III is a senior project engineer for Southern California Edison. He served as the manager of the engineering group for TRTP and is a licensed professional engineer in the state of California.

SUSAN LAKIN

Art Director

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