NYSEG завершила модернизацию подстанции Фрейзер в Онейоте для укрепления энергосети региона

ONEONTA, N.Y. (WBNG) -- NYSEG announced Tuesday that it has completed significant upgrades to the Fraser Substation in Oneonta. The expansion is the first major milestone of the Oneonta South Area Improvements Project, which aims to strengthen energy reliability and grid resilience for tens of thousands of regional customers. The substation, originally built in 1969 on Hamden Hill Road, was expanded with a new 115-kilovolt yard to connect multiple high-voltage transmission lines. NYSEG also added a new transformer to the existing 345-kilovolt yard to support future electricity demands in the Fraser and Delhi communities. “We’re very proud to complete this important phase of the project in Delaware County,” said NYSEG President Marc Geaumont. “The upgraded and expanded substation will help meet the growing demand for additional power in the Fraser and Delhi communities, support expanded economic development and improve our transmission system as a whole. The project additionally aligns with federal reliability guidelines to ensure the stability of the regional electric grid. Future phases of the improvements project will involve rerouting transmission lines and upgrading the Delhi Substation on Sherwood Road. NYSEG plans to begin work at the Delhi site later this year, with the entire regional project scheduled for completion in 2027.