New York regulators approved a 90-mile, $3.3 billion transmission project, targeting improved downstate power delivery by 2030.

Utility Dive reports that New York regulators approved a 90-mile transmission line with a stated project cost of $3.3 billion. The developers are New York Transco and the New York Power Authority.

The project’s stated objective is to improve power delivery to downstate New York by 2030. The 90-mile figure describes transmission-line length, while $3.3 billion describes the project cost; neither figure measures new generation or data-center capacity.

The source reports regulatory approval, not completed construction or energization. Its supplied excerpt does not specify transmission voltage, transfer capacity, cost allocation, construction milestones, or a dedicated data-center customer.