Powering Possibilities

The MidAtlantic Resiliency Link proposal was selected in 2023 by PJM Interconnection, the area’s Regional Transmission Organization, as part of a set of solutions needed to address the regional grid’s reliability needs.

Developers working during sunset

Why it’s important

The MidAtlantic Resiliency Link will help modernize our energy infrastructure, enabling the delivery of reliable power to millions of people in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Maryland and Virginia. Transmission lines are the arteries of America’s energy system, connecting communities and supporting the nation’s economic growth and security. 

THANK YOU FOR YOUR INPUT

After an extensive and community-focused routing study, the MidAtlantic Resiliency Link team has submitted a siting application to the West Virginia Public Service Commission and the Maryland Public Service Commission. Siting applications will be filed with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission and Virginia State Corporation Commission in the coming weeks. This marks a significant step toward modernizing the region’s energy infrastructure. The application includes the proposed transmission route that was identified after community feedback, field reviews and technical studies.

We expect each state’s utility commission will take one to two years to review the full application.

View the Press Release

Grey timeline icon

Early 2026

State Utility Application Filings
Black timeline icon

Early 2028

All State Utility Approvals Anticipated
Blue timeline icon

Late 2029

Start of Construction
Green timeline icon

Late 2031

End of Construction followed by Project In-Service

This timeline is an estimate and is subject to change as the project progresses.

Working Alongside the Community

Our proposed route reflects extensive community feedback. We hosted eight open houses along the proposed route, where our team met with nearly 1,200 attendees. We analyzed over 1,500 comments from community members at open houses, through online surveys, phone and email inquiries. We engaged in one-on-one meetings with local commissioners and elected officials and held more than 350 meetings with local organizations, businesses and associations. We are submitting the proposed route to each state's utility commission. Each one can take one to two years to review the full application and analyses.

View the Press Release

We regularly send out newsletters with updates on the MidAtlantic Resiliency Link.

Overhead landscape view of transmission structure on a hillside in West Virginia

Connect with the team

MARL@nexteraenergy.com

Click here to follow us on Facebook

833-849-1461

Connect with the team

MARL@nexteraenergy.com

Click here to follow us on Facebook

833-849-1461

*NextEra Energy Transmission MidAtlantic, Inc. and NextEra Energy Transmission Virginia, Inc. are subsidiaries of NextEra Energy Transmission, LLC.