ITC Holdings Corp. Welcomes Carlo Capra as New Vice President of Engineering

On February 3, 2026, ITC Holdings Corp. announced a significant executive transition with the appointment of Carlo Capra as the new Vice President of Engineering, effective February 26, 2026. This pivotal role was previously held by Joe Bennett, who is set to retire a day prior, leaving behind a legacy of leadership and substantial contributions to the company's projects and capital investments.

A New Era Begins

Carlo Capra brings over two decades of valuable experience to his new position at ITC, having been a key member of various teams, including Planning, Operations, and Capital Projects since he joined the company in 2004. Brian Slocum, the Chief Operating Officer of ITC, expressed gratitude towards Joe Bennett for his unwavering dedication and leadership, acknowledging the many advancements made under his guidance during a transformative period for the energy industry.

Capra's extensive background in project delivery, capital projects, operations engineering, and planning positions him uniquely to lead ITC’s Engineering department. His responsibilities will encompass Asset Management, Design, and Project Engineering, which are critical components of ITC’s capital and maintenance programs across its operational entities. Capra’s leadership is anticipated to drive further innovation and efficiency in I.T.C.'s engineering efforts at a time when the energy sector is rapidly evolving.

Background and Expertise

With a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Michigan State University, Capra’s educational foundation complements his extensive professional experience. Throughout his career at ITC, he has been instrumental in formulating corporate growth strategies and enhancing capital plans, particularly for the ITCTransmission, Michigan Electric Transmission Company, and ITC Midwest transmission systems. His holistic expertise and strategic vision are expected to be valuable assets as the company continues to navigate the complexities of the energy market.

About ITC Holdings Corp.

Founded in Novi, Michigan, ITC Holdings Corp. stands as the largest independent electricity transmission company in the United States. With a mission to improve the reliability and accessibility of energy transmission, ITC plays a vital role in connecting new energy resources with its systems. Through its regulated subsidiaries, such as ITCTransmission and ITC Midwest, the company manages high-voltage transmission infrastructure that extends across several states, ensuring a collective peak load surpassing 23,000 megawatts along 16,000 circuit miles of transmission lines.

ITC Holdings aims to facilitate capital and maintenance services that contribute to its growth and service reliability, reflecting its commitment to meeting the evolving energy demands nationwide. As Carlo Capra steps into his role, he carries the torch of responsibility to foster continued advancements and uphold the company’s esteemed reputation.

In the realm of energy transmission, leadership transitions signify not just a change in personnel but an ongoing commitment to innovation and excellence. As Capra embarks on this new chapter, the industry watches closely, anticipating how his extensive experience and vision will shape the future of ITC Holdings Corp.