As part of our Energy Gateway Transmission Expansion, we are planning to build a high-voltage transmission line, known as Gateway South (Segment F), extending approximately 400 miles from the planned Aeolus Substation in southeastern Wyoming to the Clover Substation near Mona, Utah.
The Sigurd to Red Butte line (Segment G) is a critical piece of our Energy Gateway transmission expansion and is the third segment of the expansion to be built. The 345 kilovolt high-voltage transmission line stretching approximately 170 miles originates at the Sigurd Substation, near Richfield, Utah and extends south to the expanded Red Butte Substation near Central, Utah. The Sigurd to Red Butte project was completed in May 2015. In October 2019, PacifiCorp issued its 2019 Integrated Resource Plan that includes plans to construct the Gateway South project.
As part of PacifiCorp’s Energy Gateway Transmission Expansion, the company is planning to build a 500 kilovolt high-voltage transmission line, known as Gateway South (Segment F), extending approximately 400 miles from the planned Aeolus Substation in southeastern Wyoming into the Clover Substation near Mona, Utah.
This proposed line segment is part of the Gateway South portion of PacifiCorp's transmission expansion project.
Updated Gateway South maps can be viewed below:
To contact us about this project, please email EnergyGatewayProjects@pacificorp.com. Please be sure to include the project name – “Gateway South” – in your inquiry.
The Sigurd to Red Butte line segment is a critical piece of our Energy Gateway transmission expansion and is the third segment of the expansion to be built. The 345-kilovolt high-voltage transmission line stretching approximately 170 miles originates at the Sigurd Substation, near Richfield, Utah and extends south to the expanded Red Butte Substation near Central, Utah. The project was completed in May 2015.
Project in service May 2015
(Updated March 2021)