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Helicopter Pulls Power Lines Across 57 Freeway as SCE Continues Work on Tehachapi Project

The Tehachapi Renewable Transmission Project will safely deliver enough energy to power about 3 million homes when it’s completed in late 2016.

November 3, 2014
Credit: Ernesto Sanchez, Nic Roy and Joe Foulk
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The Tehachapi Renewable Transmission Project will help deliver enough energy to power 3 million homes in Southern California when it is completed in late 2016. In these images, crews work on a portion of the project along the 57 freeway on Nov. 2 in the city of Diamond Bar. The 57 freeway was closed briefly so the work could be completed safely. This work along the 57 freeway will continue for another two weeks. 

Credit: Jean Anderson
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The Tehachapi Renewable Transmission Project will help deliver enough energy to power 3 million homes in Southern California when it is completed in late 2016. In these images, crews work on a portion of the project along the 57 freeway on Nov. 2 in the city of Diamond Bar. The 57 freeway was closed briefly so the work could be completed safely. This work along the 57 freeway will continue for another two weeks. 

Credit: Jean Anderson
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TRTP wire pull

The Tehachapi Renewable Transmission Project will help deliver enough energy to power 3 million homes in Southern California when it is completed in late 2016. In these images, crews work on a portion of the project along the 57 freeway on Nov. 2 in the city of Diamond Bar. The 57 freeway was closed briefly so the work could be completed safely. This work along the 57 freeway will continue for another two weeks. 

Credit: Jean Anderson
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TRTP wire pull

The Tehachapi Renewable Transmission Project will help deliver enough energy to power 3 million homes in Southern California when it is completed in late 2016. In these images, crews work on a portion of the project along the 57 freeway on Nov. 2 in the city of Diamond Bar. The 57 freeway was closed briefly so the work could be completed safely. This work along the 57 freeway will continue for another two weeks. 

Credit: Jean Anderson
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TRTP wire pull

The Tehachapi Renewable Transmission Project will help deliver enough energy to power 3 million homes in Southern California when it is completed in late 2016. In these images, crews work on a portion of the project along the 57 freeway on Nov. 2 in the city of Diamond Bar. The 57 freeway was closed briefly so the work could be completed safely. This work along the 57 freeway will continue for another two weeks. 

Credit: Jean Anderson
Download
TRTP wire pull

The Tehachapi Renewable Transmission Project will help deliver enough energy to power 3 million homes in Southern California when it is completed in late 2016. In these images, crews work on a portion of the project along the 57 freeway on Nov. 2 in the city of Diamond Bar. The 57 freeway was closed briefly so the work could be completed safely. This work along the 57 freeway will continue for another two weeks. 

Credit: Jean Anderson
Download
TRTP wire pull

The Tehachapi Renewable Transmission Project will help deliver enough energy to power 3 million homes in Southern California when it is completed in late 2016. In these images, crews work on a portion of the project along the 57 freeway on Nov. 2 in the city of Diamond Bar. The 57 freeway was closed briefly so the work could be completed safely. This work along the 57 freeway will continue for another two weeks. 

Credit: Jean Anderson
Download
TRTP wire pull

The Tehachapi Renewable Transmission Project will help deliver enough energy to power 3 million homes in Southern California when it is completed in late 2016. In these images, crews work on a portion of the project along the 57 freeway on Nov. 2 in the city of Diamond Bar. The 57 freeway was closed briefly so the work could be completed safely. This work along the 57 freeway will continue for another two weeks. 

Credit: Jean Anderson
Download
TRTP wire pull

The Tehachapi Renewable Transmission Project will help deliver enough energy to power 3 million homes in Southern California when it is completed in late 2016. In these images, crews work on a portion of the project along the 57 freeway on Nov. 2 in the city of Diamond Bar. The 57 freeway was closed briefly so the work could be completed safely. This work along the 57 freeway will continue for another two weeks. 

Credit: Jean Anderson
Download
TRTP wire pull

The Tehachapi Renewable Transmission Project will help deliver enough energy to power 3 million homes in Southern California when it is completed in late 2016. In these images, crews work on a portion of the project along the 57 freeway on Nov. 2 in the city of Diamond Bar. The 57 freeway was closed briefly so the work could be completed safely. This work along the 57 freeway will continue for another two weeks. 

Credit: Jean Anderson
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