Projects

400 kV Aurora transmission line

The project is a cornerstone of the green industrial transition in northern Sweden. The purpose of Aurora Line is to significantly increase transmission capacity between Sweden and Finland, reduce climate impact, strengthen operational reliability regionally and in the Nordic region, and support the common European electricity market. The project is classified as a PCI (Project of Common Interest).

400 kV line Söderåsen – Barsebäck

Victor Energy team built 45 km of 400 kv line in 10 weeks. Scope of work included demolition of old powerline, lattice tower construction & conductor stringing. The Söderåsen–Barsebäck 400 kV transmission line, originally commissioned in 1958, is being renewed by Svenska Kraftnät to ensure continued operational safety, reliability, and regulatory compliance.

240 kV Central East Transfer Out

The purpose of CETO project is to reinforce and upgrade the transfer-out capability of the transmission system in central-east Alberta to the rest of Alberta’s Interconnected Electric System.

138 kV Line GL7

The purpose of GL7 project was to build a new transmission line between the Glaslyn switching station to new Structure 214 and salvage the existing infrastructure.

230 kV Line Blackwater Gold

The purpose of the Blackwater Gold 230 kV Transmission Line was to connect the Blackwater Gold Mine to the BC Hydro grid. Victor Energy constructed 82 km of transmission line, including framing and setting 370 h-frame, three-pole, and dead-end wood pole structures.

400 kV line Storfinnforsen to Midskog

Svenska kraftnät is rebuilding the world’s oldest 400 kV transmission line between Storfinnforsen and Midskog. This is because several wind power plants are to be built in the area around Sollefteå which requires a stronger national grid. With a new line, Svenska kraftnät will take better advantage of electricity from wind power and the electricity supplied in the area will become more reliable, efficient and environmentally friendly.