A River of Energy Transmission for New Mexico & Arizona

RioSol is a planned transmission line running from Central New Mexico to South Central Arizona that will expand the U.S. electrical grid to our rural communities and western power markets.

Delivering on the Promise of Energy Transmission for New Mexico and Arizona

RioSol is a high-voltage transmission line that will provide energy for communities throughout New Mexico and Arizona. Committed to upgrading and strengthening the electric grid, RioSol will transmit up to 1600 MW of energy to homes, small businesses, and communities in New Mexico and Arizona.

RioSol

Flexible AC energy delivery

Capacity
1600MW
Eastern Terminus
Torrance County, NM (Planned)
Western Terminus
Pinal County, AZ (Planned)
Approximate Distance
550 Miles
Predominant Structures Type
Lattice Towers
Maximum Tower Height
199 ft
Type of Conductor
Lapwing

Building A Stream of Energy for Local Communities

Investing in Our Communities

Communities

Bringing sustainable economic development to local communities.

Landowners

Working closely with landowners and supporting their families with leasing income.

State

Providing economic development opportunities in the billions and thousands of jobs.

Delivering the Best Energy the
Southwest Has to Offer

People Served by Expanded Transmission Service

Of Energy for New Mexico and Arizona

(Based on 2024 E3c LLC Consultants Economic Impact Study)

Expanding Energy Opportunities in NM & AZ

Independent transmission projects like RioSol provide a path to local markets in New Mexico and Arizona. Unlocking these high-value resources enable the power to be delivered to where it’s most needed. RioSol is on track to deliver approximately 1600 MW energy to Arizona and New Mexico by 2028. Communities in New Mexico and Arizona will have economic development opportunities to attract hyperscalers and datacenters into their communities, as well as providing upgraded service to smaller, rural communities.

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Ushering In a New Era of Sustained Flourishing