Tipp City
Named in 1 PJM planning document for 1 project, on October 8, 2024.
Not stateddescribed as
DAYTONzone
69kVkV as printed
1mentions
Projects naming this substation
Figures are from the most recent document naming each project, as printed. Each links to its page.
| Project | Status as printed | Cost estimate | In-service date | Customer load | As of |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Joint AMPT/Dayton Project AMPT-2023-003 & Dayton-2023-004 · s3351.1 (AMPT); s3351.2 (AES) |
Not printed | Not printed | Not printed | 35MW | 2024-10-08 TEAC |
Every mention
| Date | Document | Project | What the document says about it |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024-10-08 | TEAC Informational Only - DAYTON Local Plan submission of supplemental project 2024 p. 12 |
Joint AMPT/Dayton Project | “Upgrade AES Tipp City sub to 4 breaker ring bus” 69kV |
* A local-plan posting carries no meeting date; the date shown is when pjm.com last modified the file.
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- A printed customer load is the amount a document states for a request. It says nothing about the substation's capability.