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Pattern Energy's SunZia Transmission Project Receives Key Approvals in Arizona and New Mexico
Good news for the largest renewable energy infrastructure project in U.S. history!
Pattern Energy Group LP (Pattern Energy) announced its SunZia Transmission and Wind projects received key regulatory approvals in both Arizona and New Mexico. The SunZia Wind project represents over 3,500 MW of new renewable generation located in Torrance, Lincoln, and San Miguel Counties, New Mexico. SunZia Transmission is a 550-mile ± 525 kV high-voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission line between central New Mexico and south-central Arizona, with the capacity to transport 3,000 MW. The combined projects comprise the largest renewable energy infrastructure project in U.S. history with a total estimated investment of more than $8 billion. If all goes to plan, construction on the projects is expected to begin in mid-2023.
Pattern Energy's SunZia Transmission Project Receives Key Approvals in Arizona and New Mexico
Pattern Energy Group LP (Pattern Energy), a leader in renewable energy, announced its SunZia Transmission project received unanimous approval from the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) on its recent Certificate of Environmental Compatibility application, representing the completion of the AZ state permitting process. Pattern Energy also announced that its SunZia Wind Projects received two separate unanimous approvals from the New Mexico Public Regulatory Commission related to its more than 3,500 megawatt (MW) SunZia Wind project in central New Mexico.
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