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The Devers–Palo Verde No. 2 Transmission Line Project EIR Addendum/EA evaluates the environmental impacts of proposed modifications to the project, specifically the installation of tower lighting and marker balls as required by the FAA. The document outlines the project's history, regulatory compliance under CEQA and NEPA, and detailed analyses of potential impacts on biological resources, visual resources, noise, air quality, and cumulative effects. It concludes that while there will be some increases in visibility and minor environmental impacts due to these modifications, they do not constitute new significant effects or substantially increase previously identified impacts. The addendum also discusses consultations with relevant agencies such as the U.S. Forest Service and National Park Service regarding concerns over dark sky preservation.

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How many miles of transmission lines are in California?

California has approximately 25,526 miles of transmission lines, and approximately 239,557 miles of distribution lines, of which approximately 147,000 miles of distribution lines are overhead.

What is the new transmission line in California?

Last month, the TransWest Express a 732-mile transmission line meant to carry about 3 gigawatts of wind power from Wyoming through Utah and Nevada to Californias border won final approval from federal regulators. That clears the way for construction to begin and for power to start being delivered as soon as 2028.

What is the current in the transmission line?

Transmission lines use either alternating current (AC) or direct current (DC). The voltage level is changed with transformers. The voltage is stepped up for transmission, then reduced for local distribution.

Who pays for new transmission lines?

Although residential and commercial electric customers ultimately pay for transmission on our bills, the actual transmission customer is the electric utility, co-op or alternative supplier that purchases wholesale power and uses the transmission lines to transport the power and resell it to us, the end-use customers.

What is the new electricity law in California?

The usage rate for electricity will be reduced by 5 to 7 cents per kilowatt-hour for all residential customers. This change makes it more affordable for everyone to electrify homes and vehicles, regardless of income or location, because the price of charging an electric vehicle or running a heat pump is cheaper.