What is the Twin States Clean Energy Link project?
What are the specific components of Twin States?
If this project moves forward, will you need new transmission lines in New Hampshire – even if it is along a pre-existing right-of-way?
Why can't the lines be buried underground along the existing rights-of-way in the areas where above-ground transmission infrastructure already exists?
How will Twin States help us reach our climate goals?
How will it be built?
How many people will this employ during construction? How will it economically benefit the region?
How many people will be employed by this line when it is completed?
What is the role of U.S. DOE and the Transmission Facilitation Program?
What will Twin States cost?
How will its development costs be paid?
Where will the power go?
What are some of the financial benefits for the local communities?
When will the community benefits program go into effect?
Will customers in Vermont and New Hampshire have access to the clean power this line will deliver?
How will it benefit customers in terms of the electric rates?
Are there expected environmental impacts when the line crosses the Connecticut River?
Are there environmental concerns about having a transmission line near the Connecticut River?
What other clean energy projects will connect to this?
Who is supporting this project? Are there partners?
Is this clean power coming from Hydro-Quebec?
It has been recently reported that Hydro-Quebec may soon run out of hydropower export capacity. How can Twin States be assured of having the necessary power supply?
How is Twin States different from the NECEC project in Maine and the New England Clean Power Link (TDI) project in Vermont?
What is the Twin States Clean Energy Link’s timeline?
Will the line be buried below the frost line and will it adversely impact the quality of the roads? Will roads be closed during construction of the line?
How will the manhole covers fare against the snowplows and frost heaves? Will they be noisy when people drive over them?
Will the buried line emit EMF and be harmful to people and animal health?
Why isn’t this line being built along the existing VELCO power line in Vermont?