BPA transmission project. A project record with the source’s own status, dates and estimates. A proposal or connection request does not establish operation.
2026-07-29
This is a proposed new 230/500-kV hub substation called Six Mile Canyon near Boardman, OR.
Justification as BPA states it: Will create additional capacity to support regional load growth, reliability needs and commercial requests for long-term transmission
A planning bundle in BPA's Grid Expansion and Reinforcement Portfolio: status, expected energization and cost change with each cycle; not a permit, a contract or a route. Proposed new or rebuilt substations as BPA published them for its GERP cycle: expected energization year, estimated cost in dollars and status are planning figures at publication; the point is the existing substation yard or the named site.
Map location unavailable. This plant remains part of the source inventory and tables.
The publisher's planning estimate for the project at publication (BPA GERP: nominal dollars as the layer carries it on the bundle, which does not say what it covers; BPA's summaries can state it for a group of projects); not a budget, contract or actual
2026-07-29 · reported · direct · valid · final
BPA's planning estimate as the layer carries it on this bundle at publication; nominal dollars. The layer does not say what it covers; BPA's project summaries can state it for a group of projects (group_name)
Bundle_ID=P05580; layer=substations
Publisher & attribution ↗ Cite this released fact ↗A planning bundle in BPA's Grid Expansion and Reinforcement Portfolio: status, expected energization and cost change with each cycle; not a permit, a contract or a route. Proposed new or rebuilt substations as BPA published them for its GERP cycle: expected energization year, estimated cost in dollars and status are planning figures at publication; the point is the existing substation yard or the named site.
Bonneville Power Administration, Grid Expansion & Reinforcement Portfolio substation projects (Evolving Grid), 2026
Proposed new or rebuilt substations as BPA published them for its GERP cycle: expected energization year, estimated cost in dollars and status are planning figures at publication; the point is the existing substation yard or the named site.
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