The project is located near a designated energy corridor and has several transmission options for transporting the clean electricity our development generates. The project interconnection would be located in La Paz County and would serve customers connected to the grid from the chosen interconnection point. A number of factors go into making the final transmission determination. Our utmost priorities are to ensure that the clean electricity we generate will be transported to established and growing markets in the way that is most safe, cost-efficient and environmentally protective.

This project will be beneficial for the local economies and local governments of La Paz County. We are still evaluating the full economic benefit to the community, but we anticipate that capital expenditure and economic multiplier effect of the construction process will be a boon to the local economies in this region.

As part of the required federal permitting process, we will be conducting a thorough environmental review in accordance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), which requires federal agencies to consider the environmental consequences of a proposed action and allows for public input in the decision making process. In addition to these required federal processes, we continue to work with local officials to ensure our adherence to local regulations and to better facilitate community involvement during the development stage of the project.