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A regulatory setback in Missouri does not affect plans for the Grain Belt Express transmission line in central Illinois, an executive with the project developer said Thursday.
The high-voltage line would cross portions of nine central Illinois counties.
Members of the Missouri Public Service Commission voted 3-2 on Wednesday to reject that state’s portion of the power line, which would carry wind-generated electricity from Kansas through Missouri and Illinois to Indiana. Regulators in Kansas and Indiana have approved the project. An application is pending with Illinois regulators.
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