The Hudson Project
Completed in June 2013, the Hudson Project is a 660 MW electric transmission link between New York City and New Jersey. In addition to providing a new source of electric power for New York, the Project also provides New York City with access to renewable resources and includes significant upgrades and reinforcements to the transmission system in New Jersey.
About the Hudson Project
The Hudson Project is a power cable running entirely underground and under water for nearly eight miles, from Ridgefield, New Jersey down the Hudson River to the Hell's Kitchen area of Manhattan.
BENEFITS OF THE HUDSON PROJECT
Lower electricity costs, improved reliability, jobs...the Hudson Project combines proven technology with an experienced development and construction team to benefit electricity consumers on both sides of the Hudson River.
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The Hudson Transmission Project began construction in May 2011 and was completed, six weeks ahead of schedule, in June 2013.
About the Hudson Project
The Hudson Project is a power cable running entirely underground and under water for nearly eight miles, from Ridgefield, New Jersey down the Hudson River to the Hell's Kitchen area of Manhattan.
BENEFITS OF THE HUDSON PROJECT
Lower electricity costs, improved reliability, jobs...the Hudson Project combines proven technology with an experienced development and construction team to benefit electricity consumers on both sides of the Hudson River.
Featured Photo
The Hudson Transmission Project began construction in May 2011 and was completed, six weeks ahead of schedule, in June 2013.