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2024 Long-Term Transmission Plan

Oct. 25, 2024 | Stakeholder Update

The 2024 Long-Term Transmission Plan (LTP) has been deferred and will be released in Q1 2025. An update of the LTP will be shared as part of the 2024 Grid Reliability information session scheduled for November 20, 2024. Visit the Grid Reliability Engage page for more details.

Key Dates

Nov. 20, 2024 | Grid Reliability Information Session

Planning the Future of Alberta's Transmission Grid

The 2024 Long-term Transmission Plan (LTP) describes how the AESO plans to develop Alberta’s electricity transmission system over the next 20 years. Alberta’s electricity industry is undergoing the biggest transformation of its 100-plus-year history. The 2024 LTP will provide a vision of the needed transmission infrastructure in Alberta to enable the transformation and maintain a safe, open and reliable electrical system over the next 20 years.

Long-Term Transmission Plan

The LTP is the AESO’s 20-year forward-looking blueprint of how the transmission system needs to be developed to support continued economic growth in Alberta. Updated every two years based on the AESO’s Long-term Outlook (LTO), the LTP provides for a safe and reliable electricity system that enables a fair, efficient and openly competitive electricity market, which is key to the economic well-being and continued prosperity of Alberta.

LTP Objectives

  • Optimize the use of the transmission system to meet identified transmission needs while minimizing costs
  • Identify potential near-term transmission facility needs and and provide insight into potential long-term transmission system growth to ensure continued reliability
  • Present AESO's strategy to manage existing and potential future congestion on the grid
  • Enable the reliable transition to low and zero-emitting generation technologies
  • Enable technological advances and efficient energy use, including higher integration of invertor-based resource facilities, electric vehicles, and energy storage facilities
  • Identify how the transmission system may need to evolve in line with a transforming energy industry
  • Satisfy the AESO’s mandate according to the Transmission Regulation and Electric Utilities Act to update the transmission system plan every two years

Oct. 25, 2024 | Stakeholder Update

The 2024 Long-Term Transmission Plan (LTP) has been deferred and will be released in Q1 2025. An update of the LTP will be shared as part of the 2024 Grid Reliability information session scheduled for November 20, 2024. Visit the Grid Reliability Engage page for more details.

Key Dates

Nov. 20, 2024 | Grid Reliability Information Session

Planning the Future of Alberta's Transmission Grid

The 2024 Long-term Transmission Plan (LTP) describes how the AESO plans to develop Alberta’s electricity transmission system over the next 20 years. Alberta’s electricity industry is undergoing the biggest transformation of its 100-plus-year history. The 2024 LTP will provide a vision of the needed transmission infrastructure in Alberta to enable the transformation and maintain a safe, open and reliable electrical system over the next 20 years.

Long-Term Transmission Plan

The LTP is the AESO’s 20-year forward-looking blueprint of how the transmission system needs to be developed to support continued economic growth in Alberta. Updated every two years based on the AESO’s Long-term Outlook (LTO), the LTP provides for a safe and reliable electricity system that enables a fair, efficient and openly competitive electricity market, which is key to the economic well-being and continued prosperity of Alberta.

LTP Objectives

  • Optimize the use of the transmission system to meet identified transmission needs while minimizing costs
  • Identify potential near-term transmission facility needs and and provide insight into potential long-term transmission system growth to ensure continued reliability
  • Present AESO's strategy to manage existing and potential future congestion on the grid
  • Enable the reliable transition to low and zero-emitting generation technologies
  • Enable technological advances and efficient energy use, including higher integration of invertor-based resource facilities, electric vehicles, and energy storage facilities
  • Identify how the transmission system may need to evolve in line with a transforming energy industry
  • Satisfy the AESO’s mandate according to the Transmission Regulation and Electric Utilities Act to update the transmission system plan every two years
  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Request for Feedback | March 1-21, 2023

    The AESO is seeking feedback from interested stakeholders on their perspectives around the objectives, content, and value the LTP provides to stakeholders. Please be as specific as possible with your responses.

    Instructions

    • To submit your responses, you will need to be registered and signed in on the AESO Engage platform.
    • Please click on the "Submit Stakeholder Feedback" box below to begin the survey and provide your specific comments.
    • Please submit one completed survey per organization.
    • All responses will be shared on AESO Engage.
    • Responses are due on or before March 21, 2023.

    Questions

    The survey consists of 11 yes/no and essay questions pertaining to:

    • LTP objectives
    • LTP content and value to stakeholders
    • Near-term transmission plans
    • Longer-term transmission plans
    • Planning approach and process
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