The Transmission Underground Cables Interest Group brings together utilities to share technical expertise, best practices, and emerging technologies related to high-voltage cable systems.
Through collaborative research and knowledge sharing, the group helps utilities improve the design, installation, operation, and maintenance of underground transmission cables, including applications in high-voltage facilities and submarine environments.
Focus areas
Strategies for Life Cycle Asset Management- Preventative and Corrective Maintenance
- Replace/Refurbishment Programs
- Available Technologies and Practices for Line Rating and Condition Monitoring Systems
- Means of Minimizing Environmental Impact
This group is for
Steve Haddock
Steve Haddock is a utility expert with over 34 years of experience maintaining and managing transmission lines and cable equipment. He began his career at one of the largest electric utilities in North America as a high voltage underground cable splicer, maintaining and splicing cables up to 230 kV. Mr. Haddock progressed through a wide range of positions with increasing levels of responsibility, leading up to becoming the Director of Business Development at a medium sized international utility consulting firm.
Cable Health Index Software
Transmission Underground Cable Reference Manual, 3 Volumes: Maintenance, Installation and Inspection, and XLPE Transmission Cable Design
Transmission Underground Cable Reference Manual Training Video Series
Guide for High Voltage Underground Asset Failure Analysis Procedures
Guide for Retrofitting HPFF Cable Pipes with XLPE Cables
Member Success Story
Networking at CEATI Conferences
New York Power Authority
