TANC Commission Votes to Terminate TANC Transmission Project
The Transmission Agency of Northern California (TANC) announced last week that its commission had voted to terminate the environmental review process for TANC’s Transmission Project (TTP).
Without the financial support of key TANC utility members to proceed with this process, TANC said it cannot undertake a detailed environmental analysis of the proposed alternative routes. As such, the TTP and the proposed alternative routes are no longer being considered.
The Sacramento Municipal Utility was the first to pull funding from the project. :Last week, power suppliers in Modesto and Turlock also pulled their funding
Despite this decision, TANC said it still agrees with the assessments of the California Public Utilities Commission, the California Energy Commission and the California Independent System Operator (CAISO) that additional transmission must be built to meet California’s goals for renewable clean energy and greenhouse gas reduction. TANC is committed to continue working with transmission owners, utilities, and others to identify solutions for providing reliable and cost-effective transmission service to customers throughout northern California, in accordance with California’s energy goals and policies.
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