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LCRA Transmission unit reports fewer safety incidents, $20 million net margin and $5.9 billion five‑year capital plan
Summary
The Lower Colorado River Authority Transmission Services Corporation reported improved safety performance for fiscal 2025, a $20 million favorable net margin and plans to invest at least $5.9 billion in transmission capital over the next five years.
The board of directors of the Lower Colorado River Authority Transmission Services Corporation was told Aug. 20 that transmission operations reduced safety incidents in fiscal 2025 and finished the year with a roughly $20 million net margin.
Chris Kellner, chief operating officer of LCRA Transmission Services Corporation, told the board that total safety incidents, the total recordable incident rate and the preventable motor vehicle incident rate all declined from FY 2024 to FY 2025. "Our incident rates are below average for the industry and our peers in the state," Kellner said.
The report matters because transmission reliability and workforce safety affect how quickly LCRA can complete upgrades and how much it must seek to recover through rates. Kellner said FY 2025 was "a very busy year" for transmission and support staff, and he described record levels…
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