Our Subsidiaries
We are delivering the power system of the future, one project at a time.
We own, develop, finance, construct, operate and maintain transmission assets across the continent
NextEra Energy Transmission is the leading competitive transmission company in North America. We own, develop, finance, construct, operate and maintain transmission assets across the continent. Our subsidiaries were among the first non-incumbents to be awarded projects by system operators and utility commissions in California, Kansas, Missouri, New York, Texas, Ontario, Maryland, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Virginia.
NEET’s portfolio includes operating assets in California, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Nevada, New Hampshire, New York, Oklahoma, Texas and Ontario, Canada, as well as numerous projects under development in the United States and Canada.
NextEra Energy Transmission's Subsidaries
GridLiance
Owner, developer and operator of high-voltage transmission systems in California, Illinois, Kansas and Oklahoma.
Sloan Canyon Improvement Project
Connecting the Valley Electric Association and GridLiance transmission systems to the California Independent System Operator (CAISO).
Panhandle Reliability Project
A three-year project to improve the reliability of GridLiance’s transmission system in the Oklahoma Panhandle.
City of Winfield Transmission Upgrades
A series of upgrades to address flooding and improve transmission capacity.
Horizon West Transmission
Owner, developer and operator of high-voltage transmission systems in California, enhancing reliability of the transmission grid.
Estrella Substation:
Estrella Substation in Paso Robles, California is a 230/70 kV station currently in development.
Suncrest Dynamic Reactive Support:
Suncrest DRS in San Diego County, California is a 230 kV 300 MVAR SVC station in operation since February 2020.
North Gila- Imperial Valley Project
Reinforcing the electrical grid in the Imperial Valley to carry reliable, affordable clean energy.
Imperial Valley- North of SONGS Project
The transmission line would span portions of Imperial, San Diego, Riverside and Orange counties while a new substation would be built south of San Clemente.
Lone Star Transmission
Owner and operator of high-voltage transmission lines and associated equipment in Texas, bringing wind power to Central Texas, strengthening the electric grid and enhancing reliability.
Lone Star:
Lone Star Transmission in Central Texas with 330 miles of double-circuit 345 kV line and seven stations.
New Hampshire Transmission
The majority owner of Seabrook Substation, which interconnects Seabrook Nuclear Generating Station with three critical high-voltage transmission lines in New England, thereby enhancing reliability.
Seabrook Substation:
Seabrook Substation in Seabrook, New Hampshire which includes a 345 kV switchyard.
NextEra Energy Transmission Canada
A transmission owner and developer active in Ontario and Alberta, Canada and through its NextBridge Infrastructure partnership, the selected developer of the first competitive transmission project awarded to a non-incumbent in Ontario.
East-West Tie:
East-West Tie in Ontario, Canada including 280 miles of double-circuit 230 kV line currently in construction.
NextEra Energy Transmission New York
A transmission owner and developer active in NYISO region.
Empire State Line:
Empire State Line in Western New York including 20 miles of 345 kV line and two substations.
NextEra Energy Transmission MidAtlantic
A transmission owner and developer active in PJM region.
Indiana Assets in northwestern Indiana including 40 circuit miles of 345 kV transmission lines.
MidAtlantic Resiliency Link including a new, approximately 130-mile 500-kV transmission line and a new 500/138-kV substation.
NextEra Energy Transmission Midwest
The designated developer of the largest transmission project competitively awarded by MISO.
Hartburg-Sabine Junction Transmission Project:
Hartburg-Sabine Junction 500 kV Transmission Project located near Beaumont, Texas will consist of a new 23-mile single-circuit 500 kV transmission line, four 230 kV transmission lines, and a new substation.
NextEra Energy Transmission Southwest
The designated developer of 345 kV transmission project competitively awarded by SPP.
Wolf Creek-Blackberry in Kansas and Missouri including 94 miles of 345 kV transmission lines.
Minco-Pleasant Valley-Draper in Oklahoma including 48 miles of 345 kV transmission lines.
Crossroads – Hobbs – Roadrunner Project in New Mexico including 135 miles of 345 kV transmission lines.
Trans Bay Cable
Owner and operator of a submarine high-voltage direct current transmission system capable of providing more than 40% of the electrical power used in San Francisco.
Trans Bay Cable:
A 53-mile submarine high-voltage direct current transmission system with a capacity of 400 MW located in the San Francisco Bay Area.