Transmission ConstructionCreating electrical connections that energize our future
A trusted partner in delivering some of the largest, most complex transmission projects
As a leading electrical contractor delivering project success from preconstruction to project closeout, we perform the critical upgrades and installations needed to replace our nation’s critical, aging infrastructure and enhance grid resiliency and reliability. As experts in the construction and maintenance of electric transmission lines, we have built projects ranging from 69kV to 765kV, with an increasing specialty in energized services and high-voltage direct current (HVDC) installations.
Our robust portfolio encompasses projects that span every region of the U.S., and our teams are experienced with every type of structure, foundation, voltage, and terrain. We proudly provide one of the largest, specialized fleets of equipment and extensive workforces required to construct projects of any size and scope.
No matter the terrain, location, or challenge, we consistently achieve strong project outcomes.
At MYR Group, we play an important role in building a clean energy future
We construct and maintain critical electrical systems that power our nation, an expertise we have refined for more than a century. From transmission upgrades and greenfield construction, to connecting offshore renewable generation and installing utility-grade solar, we leverage our skilled team of experts to install the infrastructure needed to connect these renewable energy resources to our power grid. As companies across the globe evolve in how they produce and consume energy, and strive to meet decarbonization and clean energy goals, we play a significant role in building the associated infrastructure needed to deliver it to the grid.
Rebuilding 500kV Transmission Through Virginia’s Mountains
Our subsidiary L.E. Myers worked through the toughest terrain in Dominion Energy’s territory to rebuild and expand the line capacity in this stretch of the Mt. Storm to Valley 500kV project. Difficulties were in abundance from the mile-long wire pulls across valleys, to stringent environmental requirements that come with working on National Forest property.
