DOE Cancels 3 National Transmission Corridors, Citing ‘Green New Scam’

DOE drops 3 major grid corridors, dealing a new setback to long-distance clean energy

The Department of Energy has canceled three major transmission line projects initiated during the Biden administration, siding with critics who argued the proposed routes threatened private property rights and local control.  The move marks another setback for long-distance power lines that could help carry more renewable electricity across the country, as Straight Arrow News reported. Here's what to know The DOE canceled the Tribal Energy Acces…

DOE cancels 3 national transmission corridors, citing ‘Green New Scam’

The agency previously said the projects would provide resource adequacy support to the PJM Interconnection, bolster transmission between the Southwest Power Pool and WestConnect regions, and address a lack of high-voltage transmission in Tribal areas.

DOE Drops Three Proposed Power Corridors After Review

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Department of Energy will abandon three proposed National Interest Electric Transmission Corridors selected for further review in 2024, halting a federal designation process that could …

DOE Cancels Three Proposed National Interest Electric Transmission Corridors

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Trump Administration Bins 3 Proposed Grid Corridors

The Lake Erie-Canada Corridor, Southwestern Grid Connector Corridor and Tribal Energy Access Corridor have been withdrawn.