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More Capacity. Less CapEx.

TS Conductor delivers 2–3× more capacity while reducing total project cost. Fewer structures, faster deployment, and more efficient designs drive measurable savings across both new lines and reconductoring projects.
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Reconductoring
existing lines.

TS Conductor’s AECC technology delivers 2–3× more capacity on existing structures—no costly or time-consuming modifications required.

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Comparison of traditional and TS conductor AECC power lines. Traditional requires structure retrofit; TS AECC reuses structures without retrofit, showing reduced sag and increased capacity.

Benefits include:

  • Up to 30-40% Lower Costs

    Avoids structure replacements, height increases, and reinforcements typically required by traditional alternatives.

  • Accelerated Timelines

    Streamlined permitting and accelerated construction with reduced downtime—parallel circuits can often remain energized during installation.

  • Maximize Existing ROWs

    Adds significant capacity in months—without the delays of new rights-of-way and long permitting cycles required for new lines.

Reconductoring saves billions.

A study by University of California, Berkeley and GridLab projects that reconductoring with advanced conductors can deliver $85 billion in energy system savings by 2035 and $180 billion by 2050.

Case Study

Reconductoring reimagined.

Montana-Dakota Utilities

Montana-Dakota Utilities (MDU) completed an 11-mile reconductoring project on its 230 kV transmission line between Napoleon and Heskett, North Dakota, in March 2021. The project increased capacity on infrastructure originally built in 1966 to support new wind generation interconnections.

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New construction
and rebuilds.

Advanced conductors like AECC are not limited to reconductoring. TS Conductor optimizes new line design, enabling fewer and shorter structures while providing built-in capacity headroom for future load growth.

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Comparison of transmission towers: Traditional conductors with taller and more towers on the left, and TS Conductor AECC with fewer and shorter towers on the right.
  • Up to 10-20% Lower Costs

    Shorter and fewer structures reduce material and labor requirements, accelerate construction, lower land acquisition needs, and minimize visual impact.

  • Future Proof

    Maximizes capacity within existing rights-of-way, providing built-in headroom for future demand and reducing the need for later upgrades.

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    Efficient by Design

    Reduces operational costs through lower line losses, improving system efficiency and benefiting both utility budgets and ratepayers.

Case Study

New line optimized.

Basin Electric

Basin Electric Power Cooperative constructed a new 27-mile, 230 kV line in North Dakota, reducing structure count by 15% (183 to 155) while supporting increased regional load growth.

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Lifecycle savings.

TS Conductor delivers value beyond initial CapEx—reducing lifecycle costs and supporting long-term grid performance while maintaining ratepayer affordability.

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  • Improved Efficiency
    Line loss reductions of 10-50% improve overall system efficiency.
  • Enhanced Resilience
    Improved grid resilience can reduce outage-related costs.
  • Future Proofing
    Built-in capacity headroom supports future load growth without additional upgrades.

Nationwide adoption of AECC advanced conductor technology could save consumers $2.2 billion annually through loss reduction alone.

- GridLab and Energy Innovation report

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Vertical integration.

TS Conductor’s vertically integrated manufacturing drives stronger project economics and consistent cost efficiency.

  • Competitive Pricing
    Up to 50% lower costs than other advanced conductors
  • Reduced Complexity
    Reduced supply chain complexity and associated costs
  • Reduced Time & Cost
    Reduced lead times and lower inventory costs

The result is a cost-effective path to grid expansion and modernization that aligns with utility financial objectives and supports affordable electricity rates.

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Choose TS Conductor
for your next project.

Transmission projects are defined by clearance, structures, thermal limits, and schedule constraints. AECC is the mainstream solution engineered to address them. It maximizes capacity, reduces infrastructure requirements, and lowers total project CapEx across both new lines and reconductoring. Run the analysis and validate the results. Our engineering team supports modeling, design, and implementation.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can TS Conductor help reduce transmission project costs?
TS Conductor enables utilities to double or triple line capacity while using existing structures, which can reduce costs by 30–40% compared to traditional options. Fewer structure replacements, shorter towers, and faster construction all contribute to lower capital expenditures.
How does TS Conductor improve grid efficiency?
TS Conductor reduces line losses by 10-50%, which improves overall system efficiency. This not only lowers operational costs for utilities but can also result in lower electricity rates for consumers.
Can TS Conductor reduce outage-related costs?
Yes. By improving grid efficiency and resilience, TS Conductor can minimize outage risks and reduce maintenance-related expenses, providing savings over the entire lifecycle of the transmission line.
How quickly can TS Conductor projects be implemented?
Reconductoring projects using TS Conductor can often be completed in months instead of years, and new line construction timelines are similarly accelerated thanks to fewer towers and optimized designs.