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  • The West of Devers Upgrade Project involved rebuilding 48 miles of 220 kilovolt transmission lines in Southern California to increase renewable energy deliverability. After years of contentious relations, Southern California Edison (SCE) and the Morongo Band of Mission Indians reached an agreement allowing the Tribe to invest in the project through Morongo Transmission LLC. This arrangement made the Morongo Tribe the first federally recognized Tribe to be a participating transmission owner, receiving a share of transfer access charges. The project was completed in May 2021, five months ahead of schedule and under budget, avoiding the need to reroute the line through wilderness areas, which would have cost an additional $500 million to $1 billion and added seven years to the timeline.

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    Themes: electric power transmissionrenewable energysolar energybattery energy storage systemenergy policy
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    Regions: CaliforniaMorongo Reservation
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