LS Power Grid Unveils Plans to Connect Offshore Wind Power into New Jersey's Onshore Electrical Grid
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Tuesday, March 22, 2022
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LS Power Grid's proposals, which the company collectively calls "Clean Energy Gateway," include multiple alternatives and options designed to integrate offshore wind power into the state's electrical grid.
Key Points:
- LS Power Grid's proposals, which the company collectively calls "Clean Energy Gateway," include multiple alternatives and options designed to integrate offshore wind power into the state's electrical grid.
- The New Jersey Offshore Wind Economic Development Act of 2010 mandated that a percentage of electrical power sold in the state be generated by offshore wind.
- The NJBPU is now evaluating proposals focused on how best to coordinate and connect all offshore wind projects into the onshore electrical grid.
- LS Power Grid is a subsidiary of LS Power, which has been operating in New Jersey since the company began in 1990.