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Feds Push Eased Energy Permits, More Funding and 100K Miles of Transmission Upgrades - Vimarsana News

Feds Push Eased Energy Permits, More Funding and 100K Miles of Transmission Upgrades

US Energy Dept. has aired a flurry of changed permit mandates and other project boosts to meet rising demand for more and cleaner energy.

Source: enr.com
Federal Judge Tosses Suit to Halt $11B SunZia Transmission Project - Vimarsana News

Federal Judge Tosses Suit to Halt $11B SunZia Transmission Project

Ruling on 550-mile high-voltage, direct-current line to carry onshore wind from New Mexico will be appealed, project opponents said.

Source: enr.com
California Offshore Wind Propels $6.1B of New Grid Infrastructure Projects - Vimarsana News

California Offshore Wind Propels $6.1B of New Grid Infrastructure Projects

Investment in 26 transmission developments would accommodate an added 85 GW of generating capacity to meet state load growth and greenhouse gas reduction goals by 2035, state grid operator CAISO said April 1. 

Source: enr.com
$11B SunZia Power Project Suit Court Date March 7 | Engineering News-Record - Vimarsana News

$11B SunZia Power Project Suit Court Date March 7 | Engineering News-Record

$11B wind-transmission megaproject faces pushback from Arizona Tribes, environmental groups over claimed danger to historic and cultural sites from construction in San Pedro River Valley.

Source: enr.com
Giant SunZia Power Project Suit Set for March 7 Tucson Court Hearing - Vimarsana News

Giant SunZia Power Project Suit Set for March 7 Tucson Court Hearing

$11B wind-transmission megaproject faces pushback from Arizona Tribes, environmental groups over claimed danger to historic and cultural sites from construction in San Pedro River Valley.

Source: enr.com