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RLC EXPERIENCE




        AVANGRID (CMP)

        MAINE POWER RELIABILITY PROGRAM

        RLC provided system planning and engineering studies
        – including report writing and presentation before ISO-
        New England, Maine Public Utilities Commission and
        other regulatory stakeholders – for more than 550 miles
        of preliminary, alternate and selected transmission line
        routes. We assisted in the preparation of the permit
        applications for the Maine Department of Environmental
        Protection as well as other local and state permitting
        bodies. RLC also played a significant role in the
        construction sequence and planning for the MPRP
        proposed substation and transmission improvements.
        RLC has performed numerous analyses of MPRP’s
        potential impact on existing CMP substation facilities,
        including these studies:
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         teady State Impacts on existing station equipment
          bus, breaker and switch configurations;
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         ault Current Impacts on circuit breaker duty ratings,
          circuit breaker transient recovery voltage (TRV), bus
          support insulators, disconnect switches, grounding
          switches, line traps, capacitor banks, and shunt
          capacitors;
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         ystem Impacts on protection relays, shunt capacitor
          settings, line relay applications, SPS systems, series
          capacitor, ground relay polarization and out-of-step
          stability.
        EVERSOURCE ENERGY

        NEW ENGLAND EAST WEST SOLUTION

        RLC provided reliability assessment of steady state
        and stability performance, including report writing and
        presentation before ISO-New England on the NEEWS
        Projects. We prepared the study reports and played a
        significant role in the I.3.9 review and approval process
        with the Transmission and Stability Task Force Groups.













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