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Transmission Improvement For the Red River Valley & West Central Minnesota
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Page 1: T ransmission I mprovement For the Red River Valley & West Central Minnesota.

Transmission Improvement

For the Red River Valley & West Central Minnesota

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Red River Valley Area

Fargo-Moorhead.

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Red River Valley

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Red River Valley

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Red River ValleyLoad

2004: 1029 MW2011: 1223 MW2016: 1315 MW

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Red River Valley

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Studies Identified Several Critical Contingencies

Loss of Bulk Lines• Center-Jamestown-Maple River

• Dorsey-Forbes

Local load-serving benefits• Alexandria

• St. Cloud

• Loss Reduction of approximately 100 MW Real-time• Installation of Bemidji – Grand Rapids 230 kV Line

shows delay of project need by approximately 4 years• Projected need in Fargo area in 2018

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Alexandria Area

Loss of Grant County – Elbow Lake Line causes low voltages Breaker and capacitor addition postpones local-area need

until 2013 or 2014 Loss of Elmo – Inman or Verndale – Wing River also causes

problems when combined with Grant County line

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St. Cloud Area

Loss of Benton County – Granite City 115 kV DCTL causes low voltages and severe overloads

St. Regis load dropped automatically Cannot reconfigure Granite City without new area source to

provide support

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