Project Facts
- Rebuild 123 miles of 115kV transmission lines in Oneida County.
- Nine substations would either be upgraded or newly constructed.
- The average asset age on this line is 100 years old. Five lines in this project were constructed in 1925.
- Project will create up to 1.4 GW of incremental headroom for the local transmission system.
Project Segments
The Oneida County Transmission Upgrade is comprised of several individual project segments that will be listed on this page as they are introduced. They include:
Local Benefits
- At least 1,200 jobs supported, including 475-575 direct jobs in construction and operations
- Up to $785 million in direct economic input during construction
Modeling suggests that this project would enhance generation resource potential in the Utica/Rome area with cascading benefits to areas north and west.
Additionally, the Oneida County Transmission Upgrade would support manufacturing and semiconductor supply chain development at three NY FAST sites — Griffis Business and Technology Park (Rome), Marcy Nanocenter and Schuyler Business Park.
Permitting Requirements
CGPP projects would be subject to Article VIII of New York State Public Service Law. For more information about permitting, visit our Project FAQs and Permitting Information page.
Project Timetable
Survey, Engineering and Design: Through Dec. 2032
Anticipated Construction Start: Through Dec. 2032
Anticipated Construction Completion: Dec. 2034
(Assuming approval of Cycle One projects at the January 2027 meeting of the NYS Public Service Commission)