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SunZia Transmission Line Project

Sector: Energy • Location: New Mexico, United States

Source: Los Alamos Daily Post

Project
Completed

The SunZia Project is one of the largest energy infrastructure projects in the Western Hemisphere, featuring a 550-mile transmission line spanning New Mexico's Torrance, Lincoln, and San Miguel Counties. It delivers up to 3,650 megawatts of energy and is expected to generate $20.5 billion in economic benefits for New Mexico and the Southwest. The project supported over 2,000 construction jobs and

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Closed
Sector
Energy
Location
New Mexico, United States of America
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
Los Alamos Daily Post

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The project “SunZia Transmission Line Project” is an infrastructure initiative in the Energy sector, located in New Mexico, United States. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Los Alamos Daily Post.

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The SunZia Project is one of the largest energy infrastructure projects in the Western Hemisphere, featuring a 550-mile transmission line spanning New Mexico's Torrance, Lincoln, and San Miguel Counties. It delivers up to 3,650 megawatts of energy and is expected to generate $20.5 billion in economic benefits for New Mexico and the Southwest. The project supported over 2,000 construction jobs and will create more than 100 permanent jobs as it begins full operations.

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United States of America (USA)

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New Mexico

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Los Alamos Daily Post

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2026-07-14

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