Certificate of Environmental Compatibility
For the Maricopa Energy Center 500kV Transmission Line Project
Certificate of Environmental Compatibility
For the Maricopa Energy Center 500kV Transmission Line Project
Fast Facts About The Project
Key characteristics of the proposed 500kV transmission line:
- Up to 8.5 miles within an approximate 165 foot right-of-way
- Constructed on monopole structures (150-180 feet tall)
- Transmission line may be constructed as a single circuit or as a double circuit
- Structures spaced 600-1000 feet apart
- Construction will begin as early as Autumn 2024
- Transmission line will transmit electricity from the solar array to the APS Delaney Substation
- A Certificate of Environmental Compatibility (CEC) will be filed with the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) in Summer 2022
- Two alternative transmission line routes are currently being evaluated
- The proposed project is being developed to support renewable energy in Arizona
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