This page provides access to materials related to Transmission Owner-developed asset-management or asset-condition projects throughout the New England transmission system.
In addition to the ISO-led planning processes, Transmission Owners of Pool Transmission Facilities (PTF) in New England have an ongoing obligation to identify degraded assets and to implement necessary replacements or upgrades. These asset management programs are necessary to support the continued reliability of the system.
The asset condition project reporting process for the six largest Transmission Owners in the region is described in the Asset Condition Process Guide. Appendices to this guide include:
The Transmission Owners have also created a template that is used for PAC presentations covering transmission line asset condition projects.
The Transmission Owners also provide:
For more information on TO-led planning processes, visit Transmission Owner Planning Advisory Committee for materials related to the study of non-PTF system needs and solution development.
For more information related to ISO-led planning processes, visit Reliability Transmission, Market Efficiency Transmission, Public Policy Transmission, Longer-Term Transmission Studies, Competitive Transmission, and Key Study Areas for materials related to the study and identification of PTF system needs and solution development.
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