
SMECO has received approval on its application to build a 230 kV transmission line.
We welcome questions from members of the community. You can submit a question online, and we may post your question and our answer on our Questions & Answers page.
Welcome to SMECO’s Southern Maryland Reliability Project Web site – full of news and information you can share with friends and neighbors.
Once you have read about our proposed improvement project, we invite you to contact us with any input or questions. We promise a prompt reply.
View the construction work at SMECO’s switching stations.
The new Aquasco switching station and the expanded Holland Cliff switching station have been brought into service. We energized one 230-kV transmission line connecting the stations in October, followed by a second line in November.
| Customers | 1976 |
2006 |
2016 |
| Calvert County | 9,100 |
30,000 |
38,800 |
| Southern Maryland | 51,000 |
139,000 |
178,800 |
| Megawatt-hours Used | |||
| Calvert County | 126,600 |
683,000 |
1,036,000 |
| Southern Maryland | 817,000 |
3,500,000 |
4,253,500 |
This much-needed improvement will create a continuous “loop” of electric service around our service area and create more flexibility to move power around. It will enhance critical emergency preparedness for first responders, hospitals, and military installations in our area.
Always remember that SMECO is your cooperative, and we are committed to working in partnership with you to ensure this improvement project is done right.
Click here to connect with your co-op and let us know what you think.
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What This Project
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Proposed Route MapView the proposed route the project will take. For further
information about the route, attend one of our open house
meetings. |
Questions and AnswersView frequently asked questions about the project and submit
one of your own. |