NextEra Energy Transmission

Transmission Transmission developer Competitive transmission ISO solicitations Non-incumbent Substations

NextEra's competitive transmission arm, which bids into ISO and state solicitations as a non-incumbent and owns transmission across eleven states and Ontario.

NextEra Energy Transmission (NEET) describes itself as North America's largest competitive transmission company, with a portfolio of about 12,600 circuit miles and 1,200 substations in California, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Nevada, New Hampshire, New York, Oklahoma, Texas and Ontario. Its subsidiaries were among the first non-incumbents to win competitively solicited projects from system operators and regulators in California, Kansas, Missouri, New York, Texas and Ontario. The business is investing roughly $5 billion across eight regional transmission utilities, including GridLiance, Lone Star Transmission and NextEra Energy Transmission MidAtlantic.

Headquarters: Juno Beach, FL
Business model: Asset owner
Ownership: Subsidiary

Sells to

RTOs & ISOsUtilitiesCo-opsMunicipal utilities

Interconnection queue footprint

No queue positions recorded under this name. Expected for software, capital and supply chain companies, which do not hold interconnection requests.

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