Explore the comprehensive dataset of US Electric Power Transmission Lines tailored for GIS professionals focusing on Nebraska. This dataset, featuring 49 detailed records, provides an extensive look at the AC overhead transmission lines currently in service across the region. Each entry includes vital attributes such as voltage level, ownership, status, and connecting substations like Fort Thompson to Leland Olds and Post Rock to Axtell, underscoring its relevance for infrastructure analysis and planning. Gain valuable insights into the logistics and layout of Nebraska's power transmission network—critical for those involved in utilities and energy distribution. Equip your projects with robust and accurately sourced data, including imagery verification dates, to ensure precision in your geographical spatial analyses.
Nebraska does not have its own grid. It's part of the Eastern Interconnection and served by MISO (Midcontinent Independent System Operator).
Nebraska has two plants: Fort Calhoun Station and Cooper Nuclear Station, both highly efficient and contributing significantly to the state's energy profile.
Low rates result from hydroelectric power, efficient nuclear generation, wind resources, and publicly-owned utilities operating on a nonprofit model focused on affordable rates
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