4 FAQs about Switzerland new york electric grid

Why does Switzerland need a strong electricity grid?

To keep Switzerland moving, a strong electricity grid is essential. This is how the backbone of the energy future is formed. Why the electricity grid matters to everyone – in-depth, clear, and surprising. The energy from hydropower cannot be fully transported to the centres in Central Switzerland without expanding the existing lines.

What is the New York power grid study?

In support of the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA), the New York Power Grid Study was undertaken in order to identify distribution upgrades, local transmission upgrades, and bulk transmission investments that are necessary or appropriate for the power grid for the State of New York.

How will the energy system change in Switzerland?

That said, the Swiss energy system is expected to change rapidly in the years to come. The country plans to phase out its remaining nuclear capacity by 2044. Further, Switzerland is a central European hub for power transmission and therefore highly interconnected with the electric grid.

How many customers does National Grid serve in New York?

National Grid's New York territory traverses the state from Buffalo to Montauk. Our three operating companies serve 1.7 million electric customers and 2.5 million gas customers. We're ready — and excited — to do our part. And our work is underway.

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