Puget Sound Energy project
Maxwelton Substation/Langley Tap electric projects complete
Project overview
To increase reliability for our customers on south Whidbey Island, Puget Sound Energy constructed a new 25 megavolt amperes (MVA) substation in 2016. Several projects that complement the new substation include upgrading a section of our existing 115 kV transmission line (Langley 15/16 feeder extension), replacing aging poles on a transmission line from Langley to Maxwelton substations and undergrounding a section of distribution line along Craw Road were completed as of 2020.
Craw Road undergrounding
Converted a short section of existing overhead distribution line to underground along Maxwelton Road from the Craw Road intersection across SR 525 to the Whidbey Island High School.
Langley 15/16 feeder extension
Upgraded the Langley 15/16 feeder extension, an existing single-phase low-voltage line, to a higher capacity three-phase line along Maxwelton Road south from Craw Road and extending onto French Road. This provides additional capacity to allow the new substation to back up electric load normally served by Langley substation, and greatly improved reliability of electrical service in Langley.
Langley Tap pole replacement
Replaced the aging wooden poles of the Langley Tap, an existing transmission line currently running from the Langley substation, along SR-525, Midvale Road, Maxwelton Road and Craw Road to the new Maxwelton substation.
Contact us
We welcome your questions and comments! Please contact:
Hector Gonzalez
Project Manager
1-888-404-8773
MajorProjects@pse.com
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