The Bureau of Land Administration (BLM) has accomplished the ultimate environmental evaluation of the proposed Greenlink West Transmission Challenge, a collection of transmission traces that will join Reno and Las Vegas.
The venture, which crosses roughly 470 miles of BLM-managed public land, has a possible 4,000 GW capability if accomplished.
Proposed by NV Vitality, the venture contains the development, operation and upkeep of a system of recent electrical transmission services crossing Clark, Esmeralda, Lyon, Mineral, Nye, Storey and Washoe counties.
The venture would additionally embrace expansions of 4 substations and building of two new substations.
“Our public lands play a key position in addressing the local weather disaster,” says BLM Director Tracy Stone-Manning.
“The BLM will proceed to ship on that promise, defending wholesome landscapes and restoring lands to well being whereas allowing the infrastructure we’d like for the clear vitality financial system of the longer term.”
