Western Spirit Transmission
OperationalNew Mexico
New Mexico and Arizona
New Mexico boasts some of the most abundant, constant wind energy resource in the United States. This resource is currently trapped due to the lack of transmission infrastructure. SunZia Transmission will carry this vast resource to areas with high demand for power, delivering fuel-free, affordable energy to Arizona and the Western US.
New wind energy generation
±525 kV High-Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) transmission line
Americans supplied with clean power annually
Together, the projects will generate $1.3 billion in fiscal impacts that will go to governments, communities, schools, and landowners across New Mexico and Arizona. These benefits are generated through sales & use taxes, property taxes, and land payments to federal, state, and private landowners.
Total economic benefit
Direct economic investment
Indirect and induced economic benefits across New Mexico and Arizona
Direct payments to local governments, communities, schools, and private landowners
Permanent jobs
Construction jobs
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