Georgia Transmission

Overview

Georgia Transmission is a not-for-profit electric cooperative established in the 1990s, owned by 38 local Electric Membership Cooperatives (EMCs) across Georgia. It plays a vital role in connecting the state's energy generators to these EMCs, delivering reliable and affordable electricity to approximately 4 to 4.7 million residents.

The organization specializes in planning, building, and maintaining high-voltage electric transmission infrastructure, which includes over 3,000 to 5,000 miles of power lines and 650 to 780 substations. With over $100 million invested annually in construction and upgrades, its operations focus on collaborating with EMCs, anticipating future energy needs, and conducting regular maintenance to ensure grid stability. Based in Tucker, Georgia, it manages assets valued at approximately $2.1 billion.

Basic Information

Contact Details

• Phone: +1 770-270-7400
• Website: gatransmission.com
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/georgia-transmission-corporation

Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

• Highvoltage transmission lines
• Substations
• Electric transmission
• Community service
• Grid siting model
• Electric power transmission, control, and distribution
• Power grid automation
• Power grid infrastructure
• Power line construction
• Smart grid technology
• Power line maintenance
• Lidar survey technology
• Energy reliability
• Energy infrastructure
• Renewable energy integration
• Rights of way management
• Grid planning and maintenance
• Wings habitat program
• Substation operation
• X-ray splice inspection
• Electric grid safety
• Grid security
• Community engagement in energy projects
• Delta power line tower design
• Grid resilience
• Underground transmission lines
• Grid upgrade projects
• Power system planning
• Electric membership cooperatives
• Environmental responsibility in energy
• Power transmission
• Grid modernization
• High-voltage transmission
• Fault detection technology
• Electric grid safety standards
• Renewable energy connection
• Grid infrastructure
• Electric grid management
• Remote power line control
• Utilities
• Static var compensator
• Vegetation management
• Reliable energy
• Substation management
• Grid resiliency grants
• Grid security protocols
• Power system diagnostics
• B2B
• Government
• Services
• Electric power transmission, control, & distribution
• Electrical/electronic manufacturing
• Manufacturing
• Mechanical or industrial engineering

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