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After more than six decades of operation, the wooden H-frame structures and associated components along the nearly 23-mile line running between our Staunton and Harrisonburg substations need to be replaced. This line runs through Staunton City, Augusta County, and Rockingham County, and serves more than 7,500 customers. Almost half of these customers are powered by two Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative substations served by this line.
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The Staunton-Harrisonburg 115 kV line was originally built in 1958 using wooden H-frame structures. Although the line and its components have been well-maintained, they are at the end of their service life and need to be replaced to maintain reliability for over 7,500 customers served by Dominion Energy and Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative substations along the corridor. The line was originally constructed using wooden H-frames and will likely be replaced with weathering steel H-frames and monopole structures.
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