Salem Substation gains historic recognition
Built in the 1930s–40s, the Salem Substation joins the National Register for its role in rural electrification and wartime industrial power supply.
Built in the 1930s–40s, the Salem Substation joins the National Register for its role in rural electrification and wartime industrial power supply.
Energised 230-kV line strengthens grid link between central Hanford and off-site substations, boosting power reliability for waste treatment and cleanup operations.
A line and new substation will boost grid reliability, support growth, and prepare Tri-Cities for rising energy demand and future development.
New Midway-to-Ashe transmission line in southeastern Washington replaces aging infrastructure, boosting power reliability for Hanford cleanup and nuclear operations.