High-voltage transmission lines could cut through farmland and near communities around Lansing. Developers want input as they decide the route.

Oklahomans took their worries about a big power project straight to the developers Tuesday. These plans would involve massive transmission lines from Piedmont, 40 miles east to Luther. Several residents who live in the path say they are now questioning what this could mean for property values and their health.

Nearly 30% of the power generated by five selected projects — including two within the state — would benefit Maine.

The planned upgrades include the installation of advanced high-voltage transmission lines, improvements to existing substations, and the integration of smart grid

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