Mora Transmission Project
Mora Transmission Project Details

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About the Mora Transmission Project
RETA has entered into a development and lease agreement with Lucky/Mora Transmission, LLC (acquired by Ameren) for a project targeting the northeastern part of the state, which has tremendous renewable resources.
This proposed 116-mile transmission project starting in Union County will interconnect with the PNM Arriba Substation in San Miguel County.
- The east-west segment is a 47-mile 345-kV alternating current (AC) line from the Don Carlos Wind Farm to the Tri-State Springer Substation
- The north-south segment is a 69-mile 115-kV AC line from the Springer Substation to the PNM Substation
- The project is a combination of a new route and co-location with existing transmission lines
The Mora Transmission Project is designed to deliver high-quality wind-generated electricity from northeastern New Mexico to an interconnection with the New Mexico grid.
The project team is currently securing real property site control and access. Commercial operation is targeted for 2027.



