This map shows the overloaded distribution facilities service area (area of concern) in Albuquerque’s far Northeast Heights.

This map illustrates the current areas served by three existing stressed substation facilities in Albuquerque’s far Northeast Heights.

This map shows locations of the distribution system improvements made in Albuquerque’s far Northeast Heights since 2003.

This chart indicates the need for the new substation in 2020 related to electrical usage in the area of concern

This map shows reallocated substation service areas after the proposed Palomas Substation and proposed transmission line are built.

The chart illustrates the cumulative meter installations for residential and commercial customers.

This map shows residential and commercial zoning. The residential development inside the black line (area of concern) is driving the need.

Highlighted project area (area of concern) without adequate transmission service

This is an illustration of structure type with brown steel (self-weathering finish) also referred to as Corten.

This is an illustration of structure type with galvanized finish.

Map of Albuquerque’s Northeast Heights Transmission east of Interstate 25 and north of Academy Blvd. NE with CoA boundaries.

An example of the typical substation decorative block wall.

An illustration of the proposed Palomas Substation with wall height and galvanized structure.

An illustration of the proposed Palomas Substation with wall height and brown steel (self-weathering) Corten structure.