We're starting construction on the North Coast Transmission Line (NCTL) Phases 1 and 2 this summer. As work gets underway, we'll keep you updated on what to expect – including upcoming construction activities, how long it will take, and any temporary impacts such as road closures or increased noise.
Constructing a transmission line involves several key steps. Here's an overview of the work you can expect.
This early stage includes work to get the site ready:
Once the area is prepared, we move into building the line:
Depending on site, activities may include:
To support construction activities, we also develop:
After construction in an area is complete, we'll restore disturbed sites as part of our reclamation work.
We've divided the transmission line corridor into segments (shown in the figure below). Construction bulletins will tell you which segment we're working in—or planning to work in—and outline the specific activities and potential impacts in that area.
In 2026, Phase 1 construction activities will focus on the following areas:
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In 2026, Phase 2 construction activities will focus on early works including road maintenance and brushing to upgrade and maintain key roads. This work will happen across all line segments.
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