URGENT UPDATE: The first tower of the new overhead line (OHL) connecting Creag Dhubh to Dalmally has officially topped out, marking a significant milestone in this vital infrastructure project. The development was confirmed earlier today by officials, highlighting the project’s importance for enhancing regional connectivity.
The Creag Dhubh to Dalmally OHL will span approximately 13.3 kilometres and is designed to support 47 galvanised steel lattice towers. These towers will carry two circuits, equipped with optical fibre ground wires aimed at boosting both network resilience and communication capabilities.
This project is set to have immediate benefits for the local community and beyond. With the completion of this first tower, officials emphasize the increased reliability of electricity supply in the area. This enhancement will not only improve power distribution but also contribute to the region’s economic growth and sustainability efforts.
Local authorities have stated that the project is crucial for meeting the growing energy demands of the area, ensuring that residents and businesses alike receive uninterrupted service. The ongoing construction is expected to create job opportunities and stimulate local economies, making this development particularly significant for the community.
As construction progresses, stakeholders are urged to monitor updates regarding further developments and expected completion dates. The project underscores a commitment to modernizing infrastructure while prioritizing environmental considerations through innovative technologies.
Watch for more updates as the project advances, with officials expected to provide further details in the coming weeks. This milestone is just the beginning of a transformative initiative aimed at enhancing the region’s energy landscape.
Stay tuned for more urgent updates on this developing story.
