May 13 2022
PJM baseline, network, & supplemental projects in the current RTEP database are all listed here: https://www.pjm.com/planning/project-construction
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Where to Find Transmission Projects Listings?
- Dec 31, 2021 1:15 am GMT
Hi members
Does anyone knows where to find a project list for transmission? i am doing a research in regards to the Transmission Miles that will be constructed in the US and the operating ones.
Thank you so much
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Find Transmission Projects Listings I found this site and they are providing the best service to the engineering students regarding the projects https://takeoffprojects.com/hvdc-projects-for-engineering-students hvdc projects for engineering students
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January 04 2022
List of HVDC projects - Wikipedia
This gives you a complete list of project that you have been interested with, please.
The world’s longest power transmission lines - Power Technology (power-technology.com)
This is an additional link where you find them, please.
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January 03 2022
This is actually pretty easy. Each RTO (or ISO) has a ten year expansion plan for the grid. The names are slightly different in each RTO - for example, PJM calls it their RTEP plan (Regional Transmission Expansion Plan) , MISO calls it their MTEP , SPP calls it their ITP, etc. These are publicly available and are published every year. Not all projects in the plan are ever built. In fact, probably less than half come to fruition but, it is a plan that keeps evolving.
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January 03 2022
Between the EEI Projects At A Glance report (might be for members only, but should find older versions in a search) and the DOE site at
https://www.energy.gov/sites/prod/files/2018/03/f49/2018%20Transmission%20Data%20Review%20FINAL.pdf, readers should have a good feel for transmission projects and spend in the past and future.
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January 03 2022
Check out NERC Electricity Supply & Demand, you can download the data
https://www.nerc.com/pa/RAPA/ESD/Pages/default.aspx you can see both transformer and T line data - both planned and in-service by miles
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January 03 2022
I believe all of the ISO/RTO organizations have a transmission project posting very similar to the generation interconnection request queue posting that they maintain. You'd have to mine the date from the various websites.
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