How are Great River Energy transmission lines maintained?
Great River Energy inspects its lines by air every four weeks. All lines are inspected once a year on the ground. Inspectors check for: Trees interfering with lines Equipment needing repair or replacement Easement encroachments Any activity that might jeopardize safe, reliable operation of the line. Occasionally, crews may have to enter your property to perform maintenance work. In the event of an emergency, quick and direct access may be necessary for major repair. In this case, you will be contacted as soon as possible after service is restored to settle any damages caused by this emergency maintenance. In any case, you will be compensated for damages that occur during routine or emergency maintenance. Great River Energy normally uses existing field roads with your permission and makes every effort to avoid damaging your property.
