Press Release: Heimdall Power launches largest Dynamic Line Rating project in the U.S. with Great River Energy
20 Mar 2024
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Heimdall Power and Great River Energy, the power cooperative providing electricity to 1.7 million in the Upper Midwest, today announced the largest Dynamic Line Rating project (DLR) in the U.S. to date.
To increase the transmission capacity of its existing infrastructure, Great River Energy will install 52 of Heimdall Power’s Neurons (known colloquially as “magic balls”) throughout its electrical grid. This project will exceed the scale of previous DLR projects in the U.S., which have capped at just over 40 sensors.
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