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Hudson

A project simultaneously providing a new source of electric power for New York City customers of the New York Power Authority (NYPA), while implementing significant upgrades and reinforcements to the transmission system in New Jersey.
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Neptune Transmission Project

A HVDC undersea and underground power cable that links the PJM grid to New York through New Jersey and provides Long Island with enough power for 600,000 homes.
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The Green Line

Green Line encourages the development of renewable resources in northern New England by providing the necessary infrastructure to bring 800MWs of “green” power to more densely populated areas to the south, including the Boston area.
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West Point Transmission Project

A project designed to assure a critically needed supply of electric power to New Yorkers while protecting a beautiful and important stretch of the Hudson River.
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The Smart Path To Our Energy Future

Anbaric identifies viable electricity transmission projects from a large number of candidates and takes the critical first steps to launch and incubate the projects in the complex regulatory, technical, and political arenas in which they exist. Anbaric believes there are hundreds of project opportunities and seeks to carefully add projects that will create the most valuable portfolio of opportunities in the transmission industry.

West Point Transmission Project cited in New York Magazine

West Point Project is discussed as alternative to New York’s Indian Point nuclear power plant.

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Transmission’s True Value (Public Utilities Fortnightly)

Public Utility Fortnightly’s February 2012 article discusses the benefits and value of transmission investments, including benefits to the economy, markets, existing infrastructure, and investments.
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Drawing the Line at Power Lines (New York Times)

“As states are encouraging the construction of wind and solar power plants with incentives and tax breaks, there has got to be a corresponding boom in transmission line planning and construction”
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