Helix to Hiple

Clearing and Grading: Foundation and Structure Installation: Transmission Line Construction: Conductors and Insulators: Crossings and Obstacles: Substation Construction: Safety Measures: Environmental Mitigation: Community Engagement: Timelines and Completion: The construction phase of building new transmission lines requires meticulous planning, skilled labor, and a strong focus on safety and environmental stewardship. ITC’s commitment to these principles ensures

Environmental responsibility is one of ITC’s core values and it is reflected by our employees, at our facilities and in our operations.  Environmental considerations are made at all stages of a transmission line’s lifecycle – from planning and siting processes through construction and maintenance activities, we work to ensure the safe and reliable delivery of

The route selection process generally involves comparing potential routing options. There are several factors that ITC looks at when routing a transmission line. They include several Engineering, Social, and Environmental factors. These can include criteria such as length, line angles, nearby residences or public facilities, wetland areas, historical and archaeological sites, and cropland/center pivot irrigation

ITC is a vital part of the electrical power system. Headquartered in Michigan – with utility status in 8 states – ITC builds, operates, and maintains the system of high-voltage power lines and substations that transport electricity from power generation sources to local distribution networks and, ultimately, to consumers. Essentially, ITC moves electricity from where