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ATC’S ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION projects
to strengthen and improve the reliability of the electric transmission system. ATC owns, operates, builds and maintains the high-voltage electric transmission system serving portions of Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota and Illinois.

Helping to keep the lights on, businesses running and communities strong.™

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Milton

ATC is beginning construction activities on a new four-mile, 69-kilovolt electric transmission line to serve the Milton area. Read more...

 
Monroe County - Council Creek Conversion

ATC plans to improve transmission system serving Sparta, Tomah and the surrounding communities. Read more...

 
Vegetation Management

Public safety and electric reliability are two key drivers for managing the growth of trees and other vegetation around our 9,400 miles of transmission lines.

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Renewable Energy

Power lines bring renewables into communities.

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Badger Coulee Transmission Line Project 

ATC plans to build a 150-mile, 345-kilovolt transmission line from the La Crosse area to the greater Madison area. The new line provides multiple benefits: improved electric system reliability, economic savings for utilities and energy consumers, and access to additional renewable energy. Learn more

Wisconsin State Journal editorial supports Badger Coulee line Read the article

 

We are a Green Tier Company

The Wisconsin DNR Green Tier program recognizes businesses and organizations such as ATC that demonstrate superior environmental performance and continual improvement.