New York Transmission Company - Energy Highway
New York Transmission Company - Energy Highway
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II.<br />
Respondent Information<br />
Summary descriptions for each <strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong> <strong>Transmission</strong> Owner can be found in Appendix A. The primary<br />
contact for inquiries concerning this joint NYTO RFI response is:<br />
Mr. David Kimiecik<br />
Vice President – <strong>Energy</strong> Services<br />
NYSEG/RGE<br />
18 Link Drive<br />
PO Box 5224<br />
Binghamton, NY 13902-5224<br />
1.866.717.2283<br />
III. Project Descriptions<br />
The NYTOs are pleased to propose 18 transmission projects which will reduce the constraints on the<br />
electric transmission system, expand the diversity of the power generation sources, assure the long-term<br />
reliability of the electric system, and encourage the development of renewable generation resources.<br />
These Projects will result in an estimated total investment of $2.9 billion in the <strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong> transmission<br />
system, of which $1.9 billion will be financed through the NY Transco and $1 billion will be financed by the<br />
host transmission owner. 5<br />
The Projects have been evaluated in terms of how well and how quickly they can address each of the RFI’s<br />
objectives. 6 The geographical locations of the Projects are illustrated on a map in Appendix B and detailed<br />
project descriptions are provided in Appendix C.<br />
The Projects have been categorized into four distinct groupings 7 as follows:<br />
• Immediately Actionable Projects<br />
• Actionable Projects<br />
• Projects to Address Potential Indian Point/Downstate Generation Retirements<br />
• Projects to Enable Wind Generation<br />
5 The $1.9 billion investment represents the level of currently anticipated investment that will be made by the NY Transco. The<br />
remaining $1.0 billion represents the estimated total cost for the replacement of certain existing transmission assets within the<br />
proposed projects by the host NYTO.<br />
6 Project justifications can be found in Section IV of this response.<br />
7 To accrue all of the benefits outlined in this proposal all 18 of the projects would need to be implemented. However, depending<br />
on the specific objectives being pursued, projects may be drawn from one or more of these groupings.<br />
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