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Ritter-Yemassee
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At Dominion Energy, we are dedicated to finding the best solution for the long-term energy needs within the communities we serve. As we remain focused on reliability and resiliency, we have identified a transmission corridor in Colleton and Hampton counties near U.S. Highway 17-A (Hendersonville Highway) that will be enhanced to meet the growing energy needs of our customers.
Dominion Energy contractors will add new self-supporting steel poles to support two new 230 kilovolt (kV) lines. These new poles will run parallel with the existing wooden h-frame line along established rights of way. Dominion Energy will then convert the existing wooden structures to a 115kV line to efficiently carry more load on the system. The new lines will be designed to meet all modern electric codes as well as provide additional reliability to our customers.
Letters will be sent out to impacted property owners along the route as construction progresses.
Benefits
- Maintains current right of way.
- Complies with mandatory standards to ensure safety, reliability and to meet future needs.
- Increases reliability to Lowcountry.
- Increases line capacity
Timeline
Engineering design and environmental permitting began in early 2024. Transmission line construction will begin in summer 2025 and continue until summer 2026. In addition to weekdays and normal work hours, weekend work hours may be necessary to meet critical project schedules

Service Interruption
Your electric service is not expected to be impacted by this project.

Traffic
There may be some traffic delays.

Noise
Noise levels will be minimal; permits are in place.

Environment
This project may have limited environmental impacts.

Neighborhood
Access to surrounding neighborhoods will not be impacted.