No.
The Greenlink transmission line and the Monarch knowledge heart campus deliberate for close to Yerington are separate initiatives.
Greenlink is NV Energy’s two-part project. Greenlink West is a 350-mile-long transmission line that will run from Las Vegas to Yerington; it is expected to be in service next yr. Greenlink North will be a 235-mile-long transmission line from Yerington to Ely. Originally slated to be operational by 2028, the federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM) sided with several teams’ protests against the line and remanded parts of the project back to the state BLM workplace.
Monarch is being developed by Copia Power. Operation of the first part of the project relies upon on buildout of utility infrastructure including Greenlink and NV Energy’s Walker River Substation.
No knowledge facilities are half of Greenlink, although knowledge facilities could be powered by it.
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