Public Documents

New England Clean Power Link Prepares for Construction with Geotech Investigations

TDI-NE conducted geotech investigation activities at 194 locations along the 54 mile overland portion of the Project from Benson, VT to Ludlow, VT. These pre-construction activities are important to complete the final design and refine the construction techniques.

The following video was shot along the line's proposed path and shows environmental scientists and geologists conducting the scientific tests.

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Overview
Presentation of NECPL

NECPL Overview Video

The New England
Clean Power Link Receives Presidential Permit

The United States Department of Energy issued a Presidential Permit for the New England Clean Power Link. A Presidential Permit is required for the construction, operation and maintenance of electric facilities connecting at the international borders of the United States.

State of Vermont
issues VT Siting Permit

The Vermont Public Service Board ("PSB") has issued the project a Certificate of Public Good, the comprehensive state siting approval needed to construct and to operate the project in the state. You can review the certificate here and the Final Order here.

Massachusetts Clean Electricity Partnership

TDI NE is proud to be a member of the Massachusetts Clean Electricity Partnership (MCEP) a coalition advocating for affordable hydropower, onshore wind and other clean energy resources. Learn more about the MCEP here.

New England Clean
Power Link EIS webpage

This site, administered by the U.S. Department of Energy, serves as a repository for all National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)-related public documents and will be the central location for EIS Project announcements.

October 29, 2015 - Final Environmental Impact Statement Available

Lake Champlain Symposium

TDI New England held a Lake Symposium that included preliminary research on the Clean Power Link and Lake Champlain.

Development Team:

TDI New England has put together a group of experts with years of experience working in Vermont and New England to develop the project.