Project Quick Facts

• Inghams-Rotterdam serves four counties: Fulton, Herkimer, Montgomery, and Schenectady.
• The project travels through the city of Johnstown, and towns of Amsterdam, Canajoharie, Ephratah, Florida, Johnstown, Manheim, Minden, Mohawk, Oppenheim, Palatine, Perth, St. Johnsville, Princetown, and Rotterdam.
• The project will replace existing 115kV wire and structures in the right-of-way. Additional easements may be needed for the construction and operation of the line.
• Also included are access roads upgrades, and technologies to improve response time and decrease maintenance costs.
• The project will include the addition of a new substation at Saltsman Road. No additional easements are needed for the construction and operation of the new substation. 

Public Meetings

Thank you to everyone that attended our open houses, either virtually or in person in Amsterdam, Canajoharie and St. Johnsville.

Once a Public Statement Hearing is scheduled by the Public Service Commission, information for that event will be posted on this website.

Can’t attend a meeting and still have questions? You can always contact us at [email protected] or 877-551-4743.

Agriculture Survey

Farming is a time-honored tradition in New York and an important part of the economy. Much of the lands surrounding the existing Inghams-Rotterdam transmission corridor in the Mohawk Valley are used for agricultural purposes. 

As part of National Grid’s ongoing outreach efforts to better understand the agricultural activities taking place on adjacent lands, we are conducting a survey to gather information from farm operators. This information will help inform construction plans for the project. Our team is committed to working with area farmers to minimize disruption to agricultural lands during construction activity to the extent possible. 

We would appreciate you taking the time to complete the survey, located at the link below. If there are active leased farming operations on your land, we ask that you include the lessee’s contact information. If you have any questions or difficulty filling out the survey, please contact our team at 877-551-4743 or [email protected].

Click here to access the Agricultural Survey

Current Activities

The project entered the permitting phase with the submittal of the Article VII Application to the New York Public Service Commission in April 2025. We will continue to review transmission corridors for project design and construction plan development, including field walkdowns with National Grid staff and contractors.